New rule could cost millions of Medicaid recipients coverage: What to know

As Montana’s Medicaid work requirements roll out, cancer patients fear they’ll lose coverage

Last month, Sarina Eckman got a letter from the state of Montana that made clear she could lose her Medicaid coverage — but left her confused and with questions about what she needed to do to keep it.

New rule could cost millions of Medicaid recipients coverage: What to know

Millions of Medicaid recipients will soon have to prove they’re working, in school or volunteering to keep their coverage — and failing to comply could mean losing it.

Mothers can celebrate new extra postpartum coverage - Central Wisconsin News

Wisconsin moms are now eligible for 12 months of postpartum Medicaid healthcare coverage, thanks to a bipartisan bill, that went into full effect, July 1. This is expected to help more than 16,000 Medicaid members this year alone.

H.R.1 Medicaid Implementation: An Administrative Cost Monitoring Guide for States (SHVS Cross-Post)

H.R.1 Medicaid Implementation: An Administrative Cost Monitoring Guide for States (SHVS Cross-Post) The following is cross-posted from State Health & Value Strategies.  Authors: Emily Zylla and Elizabeth Lukanen, SHADACOriginal posting date July 6, 2026. Find the full post here on the SHVS website. Passed in July 2025, H.R. 1 dictates several large-scale structural changes to the Medicaid program to be implemented over the next months and years.…

Thousands of New Mexicans Face Medicaid Coverage Loss Under New CMS Guidance

by Mónica Rae Otero, LMSW Policy Analyst July 8, 2026 Medicaid provides essential health coverage for nearly half of all New Mexicans, including children, pregnant people, seniors, people with disabilities, and working families. It helps people access the care they need, keeps families healthy, and protects them from crushing medical debt.  Previously, New Mexico Voices detailed how the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) threatens access to affo…