Overview
- Georgia's Pathways to Coverage program, requiring recipients to work or volunteer, will expire in September 2025.
- The ruling affects over 4,300 current enrollees and potentially 345,000 eligible residents.
- Governor Brian Kemp vows to continue efforts to extend the program by working with federal agencies.
- Experts warn that loss of coverage could lead to higher healthcare costs and financial instability for low-income Georgians.
- The state could reapply for an extension, expand Medicaid under the Affordable Care Act, or develop a new plan.