Stay informed. Understand the changes. Protect your healthcare coverage.
Beginning January 1, 2027, changes to federal law will introduce new requirements for some Pennsylvania residents who receive Medicaid, also known as Medical Assistance.
These changes may include new work or community engagement requirements and more frequent eligibility renewals. While not everyone will be affected, it is important to understand what these changes could mean for you and your family.
At the Eastern Pennsylvania Bleeding Disorders Foundation (EPBDF), we recognize how essential access to healthcare, treatment, and medications is for individuals and families affected by bleeding disorders. We are committed to helping our community stay informed and connected to resources that can help them navigate these changes.
We have gathered the following resources to help you better understand the upcoming Medicaid changes and the steps you may need to take.
This informational flyer from the Pennsylvania Department of Human Services explains the importance of keeping your contact information current, signing up for benefit notifications, and preparing for upcoming changes to Medicaid.
This Spanish-language resource from the Pennsylvania Department of Human Services explains the upcoming changes, including potential new work requirements and six-month eligibility renewals, and where to find additional assistance.
This easy-to-follow flowchart from the Pennsylvania Health Access Network (PHAN) helps individuals understand whether the new Medicaid work requirements may apply to them, possible exemptions, and actions they may need to take to maintain coverage.
Even if you are unsure whether these changes will affect you, there are steps you can take today to stay prepared.
You can review and update your information through COMPASS.
For the latest information about Pennsylvania’s Medicaid changes, visit the Pennsylvania Department of Human Services Medicaid Changes website.
If you have questions about how the new work requirements may affect you, the Pennsylvania Health Access Network (PHAN) offers assistance:
PHAN Helpline: 877-570-3642
Email: helpline@pahealthaccess.org
EPBDF will continue sharing important information and resources to help our bleeding disorders community stay informed and prepared.
Please note: These resources are provided for educational purposes. Individual Medicaid eligibility and requirements may vary based on personal circumstances.