Crystal Yates-Gale, Philadelphia's First Deputy Managing Director overseeing health and human services, describing her biggest concern about new Medicaid rules. Starting Jan. 1, eligible recipients must prove 80 hours of work, volunteering or school every month. They must also re-enroll every six months instead of annually. The state estimates more than 70,000 Philadelphia residents could lose Medicaid coverage under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. (Philadelphia Inquirer)
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