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Medicaid Work Requirements Hit Today: What Changed And Who Could Lose Coverage Nationwide by 2027?

Today, Medicaid changed for the first state in the country.

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Tens of thousands could lose Medicaid coverage as Nebraska becomes first state to implement GOP work requirement

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Nebraska rolls out Medicaid work requirements, risking coverage for thousands

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States Rush To Figure Out How To Enforce Trump's Medicaid Work Requirements

State officials remain unsure how to enforce a requirement for many adult Medicaid enrollees to show they’re working — even as one state launches its program this week.

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Nebraska becomes 1st state to implement Medicaid work requirements

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Critics decry Nebraska’s ‘rush’ to be first enforcer of new federal Medicaid rules

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Medicaid Work Requirements Are Here: What to Know About 2026 Changes, Exemptions and Coverage Protection

The Congressional Budget Office projects the requirements will apply to 18.5 million Medicaid enrollees nationally and cause about 5.3 million people to lose coverage by 2034, as reported by KFF Healt...

Mother Jones · 20h

Trump’s New Medicaid Work Requirements Are Here

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Nebraska rolls out Medicaid work requirements, putting tens of thousands at risk of coverage losses

The Highland County Press

As many as 356,000 Ohioans will lose health coverage under Trump spending law, new report says

Medicaid work requirements that are part of the Trump/Republican One Big Beautiful Bill Act could cause 356,000 people in Ohio to lose their health care coverage, according to a new report, on top of about 113,000 who already have lost coverage after tax credits were allowed to expire.

HealthLeaders Media

Millions could lose Medicaid coverage due to new rules

H.R. 1, or the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, created new work requirements for Medicaid expansion coverage and requires that states check whether expansion enrollees are still eligible for Medicaid every six months. The extent of coverage losses will depend ...

House panel gives GLP-1 drug coverage for adults on Medicaid a thumbs down

A Senate-passed proposal to restore access to GLP-1 medications for weight loss on the Medicaid program got a big thumbs-down from a critical House committee Wednesday. Without debate, the House