- Federal law mandates 80 hours monthly of work or approved activities for Medicaid recipients starting January 2027, threatening 5.2 million with coverage loss
- Middle-aged workers over 50 face disproportionate impact despite 92% of enrollees already meeting activity requirements
- States must implement complex verification systems while some like Arizona propose even stricter 100-hour monthly requirements
- Policy experts warn administrative burdens will cause coverage losses among compliant workers unable to document their activities properly
Online report of the Progressive Review. Since 1964, the news while there's still time to do something about it.
April 21, 2026
Workers
Newsworthy News - Millions of working Americans face losing their health coverage under new federal rules that penalize the poor for failing to navigate bureaucratic paperwork, not for refusing to work.
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