In this webinar, learn about new Medicaid work requirements, including who is affected, available exemptions, and how changes to eligibility rules may impact older adults, people with disabilities, and caregivers.
States can help people keep their Medicaid coverage by reducing paperwork and allowing them to self-report health conditions and caregiving responsibilities as exemptions from work requirements.
The Trump administration's move to withhold an unprecedented $1.3 billion in Medicaid funding from California is part of a pattern of attacks on older adults, people with disabilities, and their families across the country who rely on Medicaid to live safely in their homes instead of institutions.
HCBS for people with disabilities leaving incarceration: learn about Medicaid barriers, reentry challenges, and policy strategies to improve access and outcomes.
Learn how H.R. 1 reduces Medicaid retroactive eligibility starting in 2027, limiting coverage for past medical expenses and increasing risks for older adults.
Justice in Aging’s response to the CMS request for information warns that efforts to address fraud, waste, and abuse must not create harmful barriers to care, emphasizing the need to protect low-income older adults’ access to Medicare and Medicaid services.
