Anne Winter

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AHLA's Speaking of Health Law · One Year In: Implementing the Medicaid Provisions of the Working Families Tax Cut Act · 17 Jul 2026 podcast

You know, really thinking about how states are going to implement this.

So um in the preamble, there's some examples that they give on how s what significant means and how they're really expanding and retracting the a person's ability to be exempt through the definition.

So for example.

They talk about people su uh suffering from substance abuse abuse disorder.

It used to be it had to be stable recovery.

Now it's initial recovery, you know, all the way from if as long as you get potentially if you have an opioid dependence and you're on methadone or some other um

some you know, medication for it, you may be deemed stable right away, you know, and so it's not like you have to be in recovery for five years.

So so they are chipping away at that.

Another one is they talk about

cancer or HIV and you know you may be in different phases of recovery from treatment for cancer and you may be able to go back to work.

So there's gonna be a real burden now on showing that you have significant impairment in order to be exempt.

And that's gonna put a lot of burden on um providers.

And so providers are already talking about

Okay, what am I gonna have to do?

And we can't just look at a diagnosis.

I think initially they thought we can just, you know, go into health plan encounter data or fee for service data, pull out the diagnosis and we can exempt them and we can do that very quickly.

That's not gonna count anymore.

Diagnosis doesn't

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