The Department of Health and Human Services continued to unwind Trump-era policy priorities in the Medicaid program, rolling back work requirements in three more states and asking for additional public comments on a demonstration project in Tennessee.
Requiring poor adults to work as a condition of receiving health care would likely decrease Medicaid enrollment without increasing employment, and would be especially harmful during the Covid-19 pandemic, the HHS said Tuesday in letters to Medicaid directors in Ohio, South Carolina and Utah.
The Aug. 10 action brings to a near conclusion the HHS’s efforts to eliminate work requirements in Medicaid in ...
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