A new Medicaid bill moving through Kentucky is raising real concerns for low-income individuals, seniors, and families dealing with serious health conditions — and it’s worth knowing what could be coming.
Proposed changes under discussion include:
- Copays up to $35 per visit, which can add up quickly for those who need regular care
- Work or volunteer requirements to maintain coverage
- More frequent eligibility checks that could disrupt coverage for vulnerable residents
For many families already stretched thin, even modest new costs or added administrative hurdles can make accessing care significantly harder. Advocates across the state are voicing concern about what these changes could mean for the people who need healthcare the most.
At West Kentucky Allied Services, they understand how deeply healthcare access affects the wellbeing of individuals and families in this region. If you’re worried about what these changes might mean for you or someone you love, they’re here to help connect you with resources, guidance, and available assistance programs.
You don’t have to navigate this alone. Reach out to West Kentucky Allied Services to learn what support may be available to you.
📞 (270) 247-4046
