Social Services Amendments

Summary

The bill requires most non‑pregnant adults ages 19 to 64 who apply for Medicaid to prove they have worked, trained or volunteered for a month before enrollment and to verify income, residency, identity and citizenship. It also adds work and citizenship conditions for SNAP, creates new reporting duties for the health department, and tightens rules for disenrollment and retroactive eligibility. The changes aim to tighten eligibility and ensure participants meet federal standards.

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