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State Policy·NJ·June 30, 2026

New Jersey Legislature Passes Employer Fee Targeting Firms With 50+ Medicaid-Enrolled Workers

New Jersey lawmakers approved legislation imposing fees on employers with at least 50 workers enrolled in Medicaid, projected to generate $145 million in state revenue. The fee targets companies whose employees rely on public coverage, effectively shifting costs to employers for their workforce's health benefits. The measure now heads to the governor for signature. This represents a novel state financing mechanism that could affect Medicaid managed care enrollment patterns and employer benefit decisions.

Why it matters for managed care

The employer fee could drive benefit design changes that shift workers from Medicaid managed care plans to commercial coverage, affecting MCO membership mix and risk profiles.

Managed Care · Finance

Read the full article at newjerseymonitor.com

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