The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services has introduced new work requirements for Medicaid recipients, mandating that adults work 80 hours per month. Individuals with serious health conditions, such as cancer or HIV, will need to demonstrate their inability to work to be exempt from these requirements.
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The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services has introduced new work requirements for Medicaid recipients, mandating that adults work 80 hours per month. Individuals with serious health conditions, such as cancer or HIV, will need to demonstrate their inability to work to be exempt from these requirements.
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