Health experts and advocates for low-income people say federal rules implementing President Donald Trump’s new Medicaid work requirements upend months of work by state governments to prepare the computer systems that determine who’s eligible for benefits.

The highly anticipated interim final rule weighs in on key issues for states hustling to operationalize work requirements before the 2027 deadline. But there’s still some gray…

States dealing with budget shortfalls are facing tens of millions of dollars in new costs ahead of the federal Jan. 1 deadline.

The Trump administration has finalized a rule that delineates key details for states in the nationwide rollout of work requirements in Medicaid. | The Trump administration has…

A nonpartisan policy group estimates the work requirements are expected to cause 5 million people to lose coverage by 2034, largely because of administrative hurdles.

States are racing to implement the new requirements by the start of next year.

The Trump administration unveiled a new rule Monday adding work requirements to Medicaid eligibility, attracting condemnation from patient group.

The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services on Monday outlined states’ obligations to implement upcoming Medicaid work requirements, issuing a rule that closely adheres to a…

Rule could lead millions to lose healthcare coverage, American College of Physicians says

Adults on Medicaid will be required to work 80 hours per month. The Trump administration says people who are sick will have to prove they are too sick to work to be exempt from…

Advocates were already dreading Medicaid's work requirements. New rules are worse than they feared.

La medida redefine las condiciones para conservar el beneficio y establece alivios para grupos específicos, mientras los estados preparan sistemas de control que podrían…

Health experts and advocates for low-income people say federal rules implementing President Donald Trump’s new Medicaid work requirements upend months of work by state governments…

Millions are likely to lose coverage as states begin complying with the new federal rules.

A doctor explains a new survey from the Health Management Academy: 55% of Medicaid enrollees are unaware of work requirements that take effect January 2027.

Millions of sick Americans could have a tougher time retaining – or even signing up for – Medicaid coverage after the first-ever federal work requirement begins in January.