Event Recap — Bring It Learning Series – Medicaid: What to Expect in 2025

On Feb. 20, KHI held an event that explored how proposed policy changes at the federal level might impact KanCare, the state’s Medicaid program, in 2025 and beyond. Participants gained insights into current coverage criteria, including income thresholds and eligibility for various groups such as older adults, individuals with disabilities, and families with low income, as well as the Kansans who would likely enroll if Kansas were to expand Medicaid. Participants had an opportunity to discuss their questions and observations regarding potential Medicaid policy changes at the federal and state level.

Event recording posted below.

Q&A Follow-Up from the Convening

For FY 2024, there were an estimated 58,166 parents on Medicaid making less than 38 percent FPL. This includes the following eligibility categories: TAF, TAF Extended Medical Adults.

Source: KHI Analysis of data provided by the Kansas Department of Health and Environment, 2024

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