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Advocates puzzled after HIV is left off of Georgia’s ‘medically frail’ list for Medicaid work rules
Georgia officials excluded HIV from a list of 'medically frail' conditions that would exempt low-income residents from Medicaid work requirements. Advocates argue this omission could worsen health outcomes and increase costs for the state. The proposed rule, aligning with federal Medicaid changes, is under review by the Georgia Department of Community Health ahead of an August 13 board meeting.
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