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Federal Policy·May 28, 2026

National Health Law Program Outlines Strategies to Mitigate OBBBA Medicaid Administrative Burden

The National Health Law Program published recommendations to address administrative challenges created by the "One Big Beautiful Bill Act" (OBBBA). The legislation imposes more frequent eligibility renewals, work requirements, and additional verification processes that will increase workload for state Medicaid agencies and managed care organizations. NHeLP's analysis warns that the rapid implementation timeline will strain eligibility systems and increase enrollment disruptions. The organization recommends states establish administrative "landing pads" to maintain continuity of coverage during the transition period, particularly for populations with disabilities and complex care needs.

Why it matters for managed care

MCOs will face increased member churn, care coordination disruptions, and administrative costs as states implement more frequent eligibility redeterminations and work reporting requirements under compressed federal timelines.

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