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What's changing with Medicaid

Medicaid rules shift often — here's what's new this year and how it might affect you.

Medicaid Work Rules Start 2027

Starting in 2027, most adults on Medicaid will need to work, go to school, or volunteer for at least 80 hours a month to keep their coverage. If you care for a child or a person with a disability, you may be exempt from this rule, but you will need to provide proof. Call your state Medicaid office soon to find out what to send them.

Caregiver Pay Changes By State

Medicaid funding is changing across the country. Because of this, some states are considering new rules for how much they pay family caregivers. These changes vary by state, and some are not yet final. Check your state's guide to see what's happening where you live.

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