Becker's Healthcare February 24, 2025
Jakob Emerson

Arizona is the latest state looking to implement Medicaid work requirements.

The state’s Medicaid program is seeking public comment on a proposal to institute work requirements for able-bodied adults 19 to 55 years old and a lifetime limit of five years for Medicaid benefits. Enrollees would need to work at least 20 hours per week to receive benefits, or participate in other qualifying activities.

The state is accepting public comments through March 20.

At least four other states are pushing to implement work requirements for their Medicaid programs, and some lawmakers and officials have floated implementing requirements at the federal level.

President Donald Trump backed Medicaid work requirements during his first administration. During his first term...

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