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Tami Jackson, a policy analyst with the Wisconsin Board for People with Developmental Disabilities, discusses Medicaid eligibility changes taking effect in January that require many enrollees to work 80 hours a month, and why advocates fear the new rules and their hard-to-meet disability exemptions will cost vulnerable people their coverage.
Watch more "Here & Now" at pbswisconsin.org/news and on the PBS app, streaming devices, phones, tablets and smart TVs!
Tami Jackson, a policy analyst with the Wisconsin Board for People with Developmental Disabilities, discusses Medicaid eligibility changes taking effect in January that require many enrollees to work 80 hours a month, and why advocates fear the new rules and their hard-to-meet disability exemptions will cost vulnerable people their coverage.
Watch more "Here & Now" at pbswisconsin.org/news and on the PBS app, streaming devices, phones, tablets and smart TVs!










