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Joan Alker

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ED of Georgetown Center for Children and Families and Research Professor at Georgetown University’s McCourt School of Public Policy; post mostly about Medicaid and CHIP. Proud member of the “Best for Last” club.

New: Judge denied request from blue state AGs for a preliminary injunction to hold up parts of the Medicaid work requirement, but put the case on an expedited schedule and made clear that his ruling doesn’t pertain to the merits of the case Ruling here: storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.us...

Order on Motion for Preliminary Injunction – #94 in Commonwealth of Massachusetts v. Oz (D. Mass., 1:26-cv-12962) – CourtListener.comJudge Richard G. Stearns: ORDER entered denying 2 Motion for Preliminary Injunction. (RGS, law3) (Entered: 07/29/2026)storage.courtlistener.com

Sadly, children will continue to have to wait for health care they desperately need in Florida. Judge won’t order state to implement expanded access to KidCare floridaphoenix.com/2026/07/28/j...

Judge won't order state to implement expanded access to KidCare • Florida PhoenixA state judge has refused to order Florida health care officials to implement a 2023 law that would allow as many as 68,000 uninsured children to access subsidized health insurance coverage through th...floridaphoenix.com

Today is the day that the request for a preliminary injunction in the case Massachusetts v Oz will be heard in Boston. This case is the D Ags suing the Trump Administration about the Medicaid work reporting requirements regulation and its divergence from statute.

From the final version of the Trump Administration's "public charge" rule: "DHS received 8,846 comments on the proposed rule, the majority of which opposed the rule. Following careful consideration of public comments received, DHS is issuing this final rule as proposed."

Most importantly, the millions of Americans who will lose their health insurance as a result of Medicaid work reporting requirements will not be able to fight their way through this red tape maze to get the health care they need. 😢

If WRR is this hard to figure out you can be sure that 43 states are not going to all get it right, nor are the tech vendors selling their wares. And 😟 for health care providers, eligibility workers, outreach and enrollment assisters, community based organizations - a huge burden...

Medicaid work reporting requirements regulations are extraordinarily complex policy. We've had 5 experts working on this explainer for weeks. Between them they have 5 BAs 3 JDs (+ a law student) 1 MBA 1 MPH and a combined c. 100 years of experience working on Medicaid.

Huge kudos to our @georgetownccf.bsky.social team - our explainer on federal Medicaid work rules is here. ccf.georgetown.edu/2026/07/16/n...

New Federal Medicaid Work Reporting Requirements Rule Threatens Coverage for Vulnerable Americans: An Explainer of the Interim Final RuleOn June 1, 2026, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS), published the Interim Final Rule with Comment (CMS-2454-IFC, hereafter referred to as the IFR) “Medicaid Program; Community Engagem...ccf.georgetown.edu
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