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Senate bill S. 447 would require able-bodied Medicaid recipients ages 18–65 to work or volunteer 20 hours per week to keep coverage.
Medicaid enrollment is most concentrated in this bracket. Those who cannot document 20 hours/week of work or volunteering and do not qualify for an exemption could lose monthly coverage. No official fiscal note with dollar amounts per household is available.
Some adults in this range may use Medicaid depending on state rules. Those enrolled who cannot meet the work requirement and lack an exemption could lose coverage. No official fiscal note with dollar amounts per household is available.
Adults at this income level are generally unlikely to be enrolled in Medicaid. No effect is indicated in the source text for this bracket.
Adults at this income level are not typically enrolled in Medicaid. No effect is indicated in the source text for this bracket.
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