Up to 4M people could lose Medicaid under work rules, report finds

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Between 1.4 million to 4 million people could lose their healthcare benefits if all states implemented Medicaid work requirements, according to a Thursday estimate from the research firm Kaiser Family Foundation.

The estimate comes as more states are aiming to install work rules for certain Medicaid beneficiaries. The analysis looked at several scenarios if all states installed work requirements and found that most people who would lose coverage would do so because they wouldn’t fill out the paperwork.

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