...a plan that would expand
Medicaid in the state —in tandem with a work requirement. The expansion would
qualify uninsured adults living at or below the federal poverty line for
Medicaid benefits if they participate in 80 or more hours per month of work,
volunteering, school or another qualifying activity. The proposal, which must
be approved by CMS, also includes plans to set up a reinsurance program and
give the state control of Affordable Care Act subsidies. Georgia currently
serves 2,024,458 Medicaid beneficiaries, with 71.0% enrolled in managed care
plans.
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