Reconciliation Bill Brings Provider Tax Reforms, Directed Payment Changes, and Community Engagement Requirements to Medicaid

Congress has passed budget reconciliation legislation containing sweeping Medicaid policy changes that will reshape state financing mechanisms, managed care payment structures, and eligibility rules. The bill includes reforms to provider tax arrangements, modifications to state directed payment authority, and new community engagement mandates—all of which will require significant operational and compliance adjustments by state Medicaid agencies and managed care organizations. Sellers Dorsey is tracking the provisions with regular updates on effective dates and implementation funding to help stakeholders prepare for the changes.

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