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What to know about MT Medicaid changes starting Oct. 1

Montana will begin to enforce work requirements, meaning people could lose Medicaid coverage if they can't prove eligibility, and implement other federal restrictions around who qualifies for government-run healthcare.

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Billings Gazette· Sep 28, 9:01 PMWhat to know about MT Medicaid changes starting Oct. 1Also ran in Lincoln Journal Star, Missoula Missoulian

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