Medicaid work requirements start going live this summer. What early states Nebraska and Montana reveal about who how many ...

As the new work‑requirement mandates roll out, states are confronting a costly truth: their eligibility systems weren’t built ...

State Medicaid agencies already can struggle to keep enough staff to help people sign up for benefits and field calls from ...

The full implementation of a federal Medicaid work requirement program will put about 8 million enrollees at risk of losing ...

Medicaid is the public health insurance program that covers adults and children from low-income households as well as people of all ages with disabilities. There are 56 Medicaid programs and all are ...

Between 5 million and 10 million people could be disenrolled due to cuts to the safety-net insurance program, depending on states’ mitigation strategies, according to the analysis.

Under a bill quickly advancing through the Idaho Legislature, the state may adopt federal Medicaid work requirements for adults enrolled in Medicaid expansion by the end of the year. House Bill 913 ...

By the end of the year, roughly 80,000 low-income Idahoans on Medicaid expansion will need to start proving that they are ...

That’s because Nebraska is set to become the first state to require certain Medicaid enrollees to work or lose their coverage ...

Montana is preparing to roll out new Medicaid work requirements this summer, six months before the federal deadline ...

Most of the tax dollars used to launch and implement the nation's only Medicaid work requirement program have gone toward paying administrative costs rather than covering health care for Georgians, ...