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, I mean I I I don't think that that's w you know, if I were still working at the state here in Arizona, I would say, we gotta just go as if this is not gonna, you know, go through that, you know.

Otherwise if you stop, start, stop, start, it just makes it even worse.

That's just me.

Yeah.

Yeah, I mean, I think you summarized um them well.

I one thing I do want to point out on the look back period only being limited to one month from three, that's gonna have again, we're we we're gonna be talking a lot about provider burden, but that's a lot of provider burden because somebody, you know, with presumptive eligibility might say, Hey, I have a pregnant woman who came into my emergency room.

you know, she's low income.

I'm gonna assume, you know, that we're gonna have Medicaid coverage once, you know, we get her through the eligibility and enrollment process.

That is now going to be extremely limited.

So that could potentially, depending, you know, how presumptive eligibility is treated.

And I haven't heard a lot on that particular case of providers again having uncompensated care.

And I'd be interested in Lloyd, if you have any perspective on that.

Mm-hmm.

I didn't mean to bring up a can of worms here.

Yeah, you know, it's interesting because um

I almost feel like because a lot of this c is gonna be coming out in the next couple of years, it's like tomorrow's problem a little bit.

And I've you know been researching a lot of state budgets for clients and states are extremely distract distracted with um

SNAP error rates, payment error rates, you know, because you know, the error rates today impact how much the state may have to um kick in on SNAP benefits, right?

And so, and those are in the hundreds of millions for some states.

So they were like, what do we got to do?

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