HB5645

Relating to Medicaid program integrity and work requirements

Introduced·2/17/26
Intr Text

West Virginia HB5645 establishes Medicaid program integrity and work requirements.

West Virginia HB5645 introduces work requirements for Medicaid eligibility and mandates verification of citizenship or eligible alien status. It defines terms such as "expansion population" and "non-expansion population." The bill requires the Bureau for Medical Services to implement work requirements for applicable individuals by December 31, 2026, and ensures no individual is enrolled unless they demonstrate compliance with work requirements for the preceding three months. It mandates documentary evidence of compliance and prohibits self-attestation.

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Government Organization Committee
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History

Feb 17

House

Filed for introduction

Feb 17

House

To Government Organization

Feb 17

House

Introduced in House