Colorado Medicaid recipients will face new work requirements and renewal changes in 2027

Letters warn 377,000 Coloradans of new work requirements to keep Medicaid

Colorado Medicaid officials said they have mailed the letters warning people they must prove they worked at least 80 hours per month

Colorado Medicaid recipients will face new work requirements and renewal changes in 2027

Starting in January 2027, adults ages 19 to 64 on Medicaid will need to prove they are working or have a valid reason not to work, and renew their coverage every six months.

Jeff Hurd Makes Excuses While 377,000 Coloradans Get Medicaid Letters

As April Schildmeyer reports for Denver7, the not-so-beautiful side of the “One Big Beautiful Bill” passed by Republicans in Washington last year is arriving in mailboxes across the state: Tens of thousands of people on Medicaid in Colorado will need to meet new requirements to keep their health care coverage starting in January 2027. Adults […]

Colorado Medicaid Work Rules Hit 377,000 Enrollees, Half May Lose Coverage

Colorado Medicaid work requirements begin January 2027, affecting 377,000 enrollees. State officials explain exemptions and how to keep coverage.

WEST VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES OUTLINES STEPS FOR MEDICAID MEMBERS AHEAD OF 2027 ELIGIBILITY CHANGES

Beginning Jan. 1, 2027, certain adults ages 19 through 64 enrolled in the Medicaid Adult Expansion Group will be required to complete 80 hours per month of qualifying activities to maintain Medicaid coverage. Qualifying activities may include employment, participation in a work program, education, or volunteering. Members may combine activities to meet the 80-hour monthly […]