<div>What’s Changing in Medicaid? Here are four changes you need to know about that are happening to Medicaid.• Many adults ages 19 through 64 will have to show they work or participate in an approved activity. • Many adults ages 19 through 64 will have to renew Medicaid every six months.• Medicaid may pay medical bills for care provided before you apply.• Many non-citizens will no longer be eligible for Medicaid other than emergency Medicaid.Dates to Remember:October 1, 2026 – Some Non-Citizens no longer eligible, other than emergency coverage.January 1, 2027: * Certain Medicaid Recipients’ eligibility will be re-evaluated every six months. * Adults ages 19 through 64 – 1-month retro coverage. * Children, adults age 65 or older and people with disabilities – 2-month retro coverage.What is the Work Requirement?Some adults ages 19-64 will need to work, volunteer, or go to school to keep their Medicaid. These are called work and community engagement requirements.Contact Us: Address: 4421 US HWY 301 Halifax, NC 27839 Phone: 252-536-2511How to apply for Medicaid – www.epass.nc.govE-Mail: medicaid@halifaxnc.comWeb: www.halifaxnc.comBrochure created by: Kentrice F. Ragland - August 17, 2026</div>

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What’s Changing in Medicaid? Here are four changes you need to know about that are happening to Medicaid. • Many adults ages 19 through 64 will have to show they work or participate in an approved activity. • Many adults ages 19 through 64 will have to renew Medicaid...

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