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New Hampshire Medicaid Program Introduces Work Requirement for Granite Advantage

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 25
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What happened

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New Hampshire is implementing changes to Medicaid eligibility and coverage through the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. Starting in January 2027, adults enrolling in or renewing Granite Advantage must meet a work requirement to remain eligible. This requirement mandates working 80 hours per month or participating in approved activities such as job training or volunteering.

From keenesentinel.com

Why it matters

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The changes predominantly impact new and recent enrollees in the state’s Granite Advantage program. The implementation of a mandatory work requirement alters the operational parameters of the state's Medicaid expansion program. This shift necessitates changes in federal compliance and oversight for related organizations.

From keenesentinel.com

Who's involved

  • New HampshireState implementing changes to Medicaid eligibility and coverage.
  • SENTINELAttended a discussion outlining the changes to the Granite Advantage program.
  • Ben HortonEmployee of a Concord-based nonprofit organization advocating for public healthcare access.

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