Work Reporting Requirements
H.R.1 imposed a mandate on states to establish new work reporting requirements (WRR) for adults covered through Medicaid expansion or similar coverage offered through a waiver.
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What Do We Know So Far About State Materials & Consumer Outreach on Medicaid Work Reporting Requirements?
States need to do effective, consumer-friendly outreach and education to communicate new work reporting requirements to affected Medicaid expansion adults and new applicants. Mandatory work reporting is one of the biggest seismic shifts in Medicaid policy in a generation, and without strong outreach and public awareness – including through content that is easy to understand…
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Congress Wanted to Protect People Living in Areas with High Unemployment from Losing Health Care Due to Work Reporting Requirements. Will it Actually Happen?
During the Congressional debate about the passage of H.R. 1, many concerns were raised about the adoption of a mandatory work reporting requirement for people covered by Medicaid expansion – including the risks of people living in areas with high unemployment losing health coverage despite their best efforts to find work. In response, statutory language…
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Tracking Wisconsin Implementation of H.R. 1 Medicaid Work Reporting Requirements
Medicaid Enrollment Trends The CCF Enrollment Tracker uses the most recent monthly administrative data from state websites and the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS). State administrative data is often the quickest way to assess what is happening in a state’s Medicaid program. Wisconsin operates a partial Medicaid expansion, approved under the BadgerCare waiver,…
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Tracking West Virginia Implementation of H.R. 1 Medicaid Work Reporting Requirements
Medicaid Enrollment Trends The CCF Enrollment Tracker uses the most recent monthly administrative data from state websites and the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS). State administrative data is often the quickest way to assess what is happening in a state’s Medicaid program. West Virginia is one of 16 states where only CMS data…
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Tracking Washington Implementation of H.R. 1 Medicaid Work Reporting Requirements
Medicaid Enrollment Trends The CCF Enrollment Tracker uses the most recent monthly administrative data from state websites and the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS). State administrative data is often the quickest way to assess what is happening in a state’s Medicaid program. Washington posts monthly state administrative data, including Medicaid enrollment. Timely administrative…