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New campaign aims to help millions at risk of losing Medicaid coverage under work requirements

On Jan. 1, new federal work and reporting requirements kick in for Medicaid, leaving millions at risk of losing healthcare coverage as states scramble to prepare for the most substantial change to the program in decades.

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