A lawsuit has been filed against the Trump administration regarding its approach to exempting medically frail individuals from Medicaid work requirements. Medicaid enrollees, along with several health care advocacy organizations and the city of Columbus, Ohio, contend that the administration’s final rule on work requirements does not align with Congressional intent. They assert that the rule provides a narrow definition of who qualifies for the exemption.
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Lawsuit Challenges Medicaid Work Requirement Exemption for Medically Frail Individuals
A lawsuit has been initiated against the Trump administration's Medicaid work requirement exemption for medically frail individuals. Plaintiffs, including Medicaid enrollees and health care advocacy organizations, argue that the final rule does not reflect Congressional intent and narrowly defines eligibility.
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Lawsuit targets ‘medically frail’ Medicaid work requirement exemption
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Lawsuit Challenges Medicaid Work Requirement Exemption for Medically Frail Individuals