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Georgia’s state Medicaid work rules could expire as federal work requirements that the state helped inspire roll out across much of the country, KFF Health News reports. A separate KFF report says Rep. David Valadao has told constituents they may be exempt from the new rules.
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The federal requirements could affect Medicaid enrollees across much of the United States, while Georgia’s rules may end. KFF reports that the law Valadao backed is projected to reduce Medicaid spending by $900 billion; the articles do not specify how many people will lose coverage or be exempt.