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How are States Verifying Compliance with or Exclusion from Work Reporting Requirements?

State-level decisions are shaping how work reporting mandates affect people who rely on Medicaid coverage. This week, we focus on the policy choices states are making for determining whether new ...
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Medicaid Connections: Improving Health Justice for Immigrants

Download the Audio Transcript Despite making vital contributions to their communities, immigrants face challenges in access to health coverage and care. In October’s Medicaid Connections webinar, we ...
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Medicaid Coverage by County, 2023

These maps are based on data presented in "Medicaid’s Role in Small Towns and Rural Areas" (Georgetown University Center for Children and Families, January 2025). This data from the Georgetown ...
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CCF Researchers to Track the Impact of Upcoming Medicaid Changes on Real People in Real Time

Georgetown McCourts Center for Children and Families (CCF) is launching a one-year research study to learn how new Medicaid work reporting requirements and six-month renewal mandates under the new ...
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How are States Handling Work Reporting Requirements?

Georgetown McCourt’s Center for Children and Families (CCF) is tracking the implementation of Medicaid work reporting requirements (WRRs) across states and their impact on families with low incomes.
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Federal Government is Propping up Rural Health with Grants, Knocking it Down with Medicaid Cuts

Here at the Georgetown McCourt School Center for Children and Families, we’ve spent a lot of time tracking the critical role that Medicaid plays in sustaining health care access in rural America and ...
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Medicaid/CHIP Coverage by Congressional District, 2023

These data come from the U.S. Census Bureau 2023 American Community Survey (ACS) 1-year estimates, Table B27010: Types of Health Insurance Coverage by Age. Please note that, because of differences in ...
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The Supreme Court’s Birthright Citizenship Decision Could Dramatically Impact Newborns’ Access to Health Care

The Supreme Court heard oral arguments last week in the case of Trump v. Barbara, offering the first insight into how the Court will decide the legality of President Trump’s executive order attempting ...
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CMS Issues New Rule Again Going Beyond H.R. 1 Requirements to Further Restrict State Use of Medicaid Provider Taxes

In addition, the proposed rule includes two other elements of note: ...
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How H.R. 1 Cuts and Changes to Medicaid Played out in 2026 State Legislative Sessions (Part 2)

It’s been nearly a year since H.R.1 was signed into law, enacting the largest Medicaid cuts in history and setting off a scramble in state capitals to respond. Back in March, we took a look at how ten ...
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Fact Checking Homeland Security Claims About Immigrants and Medicaid Coverage and Why U.S. Citizen Children Will Suffer Harsh Consequences

The DHS X post reproduces a KFF data graphic (graphic and full report available here) to falsely claim that up to 4 million “illegal” immigrant households will be removed from Medicaid, primarily as a ...