Medicaid Coverage Is Changing in 2027. Is Your Organization Prepared?
New work reporting requirements and more frequent eligibility renewals could disrupt patient coverage and change how behavioral health and SUD providers manage admissions and patient financial responsibility.
Declining Medicaid enrollment could mean delayed admissions, increased uncompensated care, and greater financial uncertainty. Preparing now can help your organization support patients through coverage transitions, assess changes in patient financial responsibility, and manage risks to census, revenue, and growth.
Download this White Paper to learn:
What Medicaid eligibility changes are coming in 2027 and when providers may feel the impact
What enrollment-loss estimates could mean for your organization's census and financial exposure
How potential exclusions may apply to behavioral health and SUD patients
How to prepare admissions teams to navigate coverage transitions and patient financial conversations
How electronic financial records can help track coverage changes and patient financial responsibility
How eligibility verification, coverage resolution, financial counseling, and assistance screening support a more informed patient financial journey
