41% Of Medicaid Expansion Beneficiaries At Risk Of Disenrollment Due To Upcoming Work Requirements Have Three Or More Chronic Health Conditions

About 41% of the approximately 5 million Medicaid expansion beneficiaries at risk of disenrollment due to upcoming federal work requirements have three or more chronic health conditions, according to a recent study. The work requirements included in the 2025 Federal Budget Reconciliation Bill (House Resolution 1–One Big Beautiful Bill Act), state that Medicaid expansion beneficiaries (low-income, non-disabled, childless adults) must work or volunteer for at least 80 hours per month to maintain Medicaid eligibility. Among beneficiaries working or volunteering for a lesser amount of hours, 12% of those at risk of losing Medicaid eligibility are taking five . . .