What Patients Need to Know
Resource detailing how patients can stay informed and engaged on possible changes to Medicaid coverage and benefits: Medicaid Funding Changes: What Patients & Families Need to Know
State Roadmaps
- State Roadmap for OBBBA Work Requirements
- State Roadmap for OBBBA Cost Sharing Provisions
- State Roadmap for OBBBA SDP Provisions
- State Roadmap for OBBBA Provider Tax Provisions
One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) Policy Briefs
- Medicaid Work Requirements Put Coverage at Risk
- Restrictive Medicaid Financing Rules Put Access to Care at Risk
Research Spotlight: OBBBA’s Impact on Medicaid
Tracking Implementation
- KFF –Tracking Implementation of the 2025 Reconciliation Law Medicaid Work Requirements: Tracker including state-level policy choices, implementation/waiver status, enrollment and renewal data and other indicators of state readiness for work requirements.
- State Health & Value Strategies – July 2026: Responding to H.R. 1, States Are Communicating About Medicaid Work Reporting Requirements and Implementing RHTP Efforts: Roundup highlighting state activity related to implementation of H.R. 1 and Medicaid work requirements, and the RHTP (e.g., state outreach, webinars, implementation webpages, public-awareness campaigns).
- Georgetown Center for Children and Families – Tracking State Readiness to Implement HR 1: Tracker reporting on eight state-reported Medicaid and CHIP performance indicators by quarter and providing comparisons to national measures.
Projecting Impact
- Urban Institute – Up to 2.3 Million Young Adults Ages 19 to 24 Could Lose Medicaid Under OBBBA’s Work Requirements and More-Frequent Redeterminations: Research brief projecting how work requirements and more-frequent redeterminations will impact coverage among young adults in the Medicaid expansion population.
- Center on Budget and Policy Priorities–Health Coverage Tracker: Millions of People Are Losing Coverage Following 2025 Republican Policy Changes: Interactive tool including emerging coverage trends associated with state policy decisions, using CMS and state program data to track enrollment changes.
- Georgetown Center for Children and Families – Rural Communities at Greater Risk of Harmful Impacts from New Medicaid Work Reporting Requirements: Issue brief exploring how work requirements will affect people living in rural areas and their communities.
Additional Resources
- MMA Medicaid Dashboard – National, state- and district-level Medicaid enrollment and polling data.
- What They Are Saying: MMA Partners Warn Medicaid Work Requirements Put Coverage for Eligible Beneficiaries at Risk – Blog highlighting partners’ concerns about the impact of the Medicaid work requirement interim final rule on patients, providers, states and communities.
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