Free printable flyer: the new Medicaid work rule

A one-page flyer in English and Spanish that explains the 80-hour Medicaid work rule in plain language. Free to print, post and hand out.

Updated · Based on official sources listed below · How we research · Leer en español

Preview of the English Medicaid work rule flyer
English. One page, US Letter, PDF.

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Vista previa del volante en español sobre la regla de trabajo de Medicaid
Español. Una página, tamaño carta, PDF.

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What the flyer says

Who it is for

Food banks and pantries, community health centers and clinics, legal aid offices, libraries, Medicaid navigators and assisters, caseworkers, shelters, faith groups, and anyone who helps adults keep their Medicaid coverage. Post it on a bulletin board, hand it out at the front desk, or include it in a mailing.

Free to print and share

You do not need to ask us. Print as many copies as you like, post them, and share the PDF by email or on your website. Please print the flyer without changes so the facts and the "information as of" date at the bottom stay accurate.

Link to this page

If the flyer is useful to you, please link to this page from your website or resource list, so others can find the newest version:

You can also add our free Medicaid checker widget to your own website.

Frequently asked questions

Is this an official government flyer?

No. Medicaid Work Rules is an independent educational website. It is not part of CMS or any state Medicaid agency. Every fact on the flyer comes from our pages, which cite the law and the CMS rule.

Can I hand out copies at my organization?

Yes. The flyer is free to print, copy, post and share. You do not need permission. Please print it without changes.

Where does the QR code go?

The English flyer's code opens medicaidworkrules.com, our free checker. The Spanish flyer's code opens the Spanish checker at medicaidworkrules.com/es/.

Will the flyer change?

Yes, when the rules change. The date the information was checked is printed at the bottom of the flyer. This page always has the newest version.

Sources

  1. Public Law 119-21 (H.R. 1), sec. 71119: community engagement requirement (GovInfo)
  2. CMS interim final rule, Medicaid community engagement requirement, 91 FR 33348 (June 3, 2026)
  3. CMS fact sheet: community engagement interim final rule (June 1, 2026)
  4. Massachusetts v. Oz, No. 1:26-cv-12962-RGS (D. Mass.), memorandum and order (Oct. 29, 2026)