A Technical Guide for States to Reduce Procedural Terminations from Medicaid’s Work Reporting Requirements
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States are in a very difficult position to change their Medicaid administration systems to implement OBBBA work reporting requirements, and millions of Americans are at risk of losing health coverage, despite the fact that the vast majority of them are working or are exempt from work requirements. This guide offers ways to minimize procedural terminations through decreasing policy and technical complexity, better aligning design choices to recipients’ needs, and creating vendor accountability mechanisms.
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