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Gwen Moore: “A half billion to a trillion dollars a year is non…”

Featuring: Gwen Moore, Democratic | U.S. House, Wisconsin, District 4

Congresswoman Gwen Moore Discusses the Worker Relief and Credit Reform Act at the Right to Care Conference

Published April 29, 2025 | Video Starts at 00:25

Caring for, you know, having your niece get out of the workforce so that you don't have to go to a nursing home is work. Being a student is work. And again, A half billion to a trillion dollars a year is non compensated care. I just want to point out that as we debate things like Medicaid in this institution, Medicaid is the biggest payer for nursing homes. (00:25–00:34)

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Asserts that the value of unpaid care work ranges from half a billion to a trillion dollars annually.

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