BOISE — Idaho lawmakers are considering a new proposal that would dramatically impact the state Medicaid program.

If 11 Medicaid policy changes aren’t approved in Idaho, Rep. Jordan Redman’s bill would repeal voter-approved Medicaid expansion

As the Idaho Legislature heads into what’s targeted as the last month of the session — though who can say when it will truly wrap up — there’s been a few headline items already passed, and many more budget bills to go before lawmakers may head home.

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Idaho’s Medicaid expansion program could come to an end under a bill passed by House lawmakers Wednesday. To keep the program alive, 11 requirements must be met by July 2026. Those include implementing work requirements, capping the number of participants and limiting their lifetime eligibility.

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Idaho lawmakers are considering a new proposal that would dramatically impact the state Medicaid program. Idaho Rep. Jordan Redman, R-Coeur d’Alene, this week introduced House Bill 328, which requires the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare to seek a number of significant changes to Medicaid — including adding work requirements for Medicaid expansion participants,