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Tracked issues with at least one Maryland record since Apr 27, 2026.
Maryland Department of Health
Maryland health, human services, insurance and exchange agencies reported that 4,500 people lost Medicaid on October 1 because of immigration status. On January 1, 2027, 320,000 Marylanders face work requirements and twice-yearly renewals.
Maryland Department of Health, Maryland Medicaid public notice
Maryland's health department posted notice that Medicaid will end coverage for some lawfully present immigrants on October 1.
Maryland Insurance Administration
The Maryland Insurance Administration approved 2027 rates on September 25, 2026, raising unsubsidized individual plans an average 14.6% and small-group plans 10.2%. Individual-market coverage fell to about 274,000 people from 294,000 a year earlier.
Code for America and Maryland Health Benefit Exchange
The Maryland Health Benefit Exchange and Code for America announced a partnership to simplify Medicaid eligibility work.
Maryland Department of Health, Maryland Medicaid
Under a September 8, 2026 transmittal, Maryland lets HealthChoice plans help their own enrollees renew Medicaid, effective August 1.
Maryland Department of Health, Maryland Medicaid
Maryland Medicaid told FQHCs, hospitals, pharmacies and plans how 340B drugs will be marked on plan pharmacy claims under the new NCPDP F6 standard.
Analysis · FQHC Talent
Several coverage changes for immigrant patients land on October 1. Maryland Medicaid ends coverage for some lawfully present immigrants, and Mississippi has proposed limiting CHIP from that date.
Maryland Department of Health
As of August 10, 2026, Maryland's first Rural Health Transformation award round names four FQHCs.
Maryland Prescription Drug Affordability Board
The Maryland Prescription Drug Affordability Board's July 1 final report identifies 185 parent covered entities, 289 child sites, and 1,702 contract-pharmacy contracts statewide as of 2026, including 20 community health center parent entities.
Maryland Department of Health
Maryland's first Rural Health Transformation award round names four FQHCs in official award-offer documents: Choptank Community Health System ($1,976,042), Greater Baden Medical Services ($1,448,100), Mountain Laurel Medical Center ($1,058,750)…
Maryland Department of Health
MDH announced that ten FQHCs joined the Maryland Vaccine Program, which supplies recommended vaccines at no cost to uninsured and underinsured adults age 19 and older. The state allocated $2.8 million to the expansion.
Maryland Department of Health / Community Health Resources Commission
The Maryland Community Health Resources Commission announced $7.5 million for 14 projects expected to serve more than 12,000 Marylanders after 101 proposals requested $66.6 million.
Choptank Community Health System
In an August 4, 2026 announcement marking National Health Center Week (August 2 to 8, 2026), Choptank Community Health System reported serving nearly 35,000 patients annually across Caroline, Dorchester, Kent, Queen Anne's and Talbot counties…
Baltimore Medical System
Baltimore Medical System, Inc. (BMS) announced the grand opening of its newest pharmacy inside East Baltimore Medical Center at 1000 E. Eager Street.
Chase Brexton Health Services Inc.
Chase Brexton Health Services Inc. Said it had received a two-year Maryland Department of Health award to support renovation and expansion of exam rooms on the third floor of its Mt. Vernon Center and the recruitment and onboarding of…
Choptank Community Health System
Choptank Community Health System, Inc., operating as Choptank Health, reported receiving a $500,000 Weinberg Foundation grant supporting its Chestertown Health Center expansion.
Health Care for the Homeless
In an April 15, 2026 first-party review, Health Care for the Homeless reported that its Street Medicine Program began in 2025 and provided 792 instances of health care where people live, opened 456 outreach conversations, and engaged 265 people…
Maryland Department of Health
MDH's implementation page, updated August 20, reports an exact first-year Rural Health Transformation award of $168,180,837.61, fully funded by CMS/HHS and renewable over five years for 18 state-designated rural areas.
Maryland Insurance Administration
The Maryland Insurance Administration reported proposed rates affecting about 482,000 people across individual non-Medigap health, small-group health, and individual non-Medigap stand-alone dental products, equal to 19% of the commercial market.
Maryland Health Care Commission
The primary-care RFA sets an anticipated grant period of August 1, 2026 through September 30, 2027 for the approximately $6.3 million program.
Maryland Department of Health, Developmental Disabilities Administration
Maryland's Developmental Disabilities Administration submitted its Community Pathways waiver amendment to CMS on July 1, 2026 after receiving 846 unique public comments.
Office of the Attorney General of Maryland
On June 29, Attorney General Anthony Brown joined 24 other attorneys general and two governors in challenging CMS's June 3 interim final rule for Medicaid work-requirement exemptions.
U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit
The April 14 panel opinion applied the Fourth Circuit's West Virginia precedent, held that the Maryland district court had erred as a matter of law, and vacated and remanded the order denying a preliminary injunction.
Maryland Department of Health
The Rural Health Transformation schedule updated August 20 shows that two Maryland Department of Labor application windows totaling $18.5 million closed August 9: $3.5 million for apprenticeship and Rural Advancement for Maryland Peers expansion…
Maryland Health Services Cost Review Commission
HSCRC says AHEAD requires statewide all-payer total-cost growth and primary-care investment targets. A short-term advisory council informed the methodology, and the Regulatory Working Group's stated comment deadline was July 20, 2026.
Maryland Department of Health
MDH expanded Assistance in Community Integration Services by more than 170% on June 23.
Maryland Department of Health
MDH's current guidance says the new requirements reach up to 320,000 members. Qualifying activity can include 80 hours in a month of work, volunteering, job training or education, or earnings of at least $580; some members must renew every six months.
Maryland Department of Health
MDH's January 28 briefing estimated that about 115,000 ACA expansion adults could lose coverage under work requirements applying to more than 320,000 adults, and that about 15,000 noncitizens could lose eligibility beginning October 1, 2026.
Maryland Department of Health
MDH says Maryland transitioned to AHEAD on January 1, 2026 and that the existing Maryland Primary Care Program continues with no current changes.
Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services
CMS's current model page identifies Maryland in Cohort 1 and sets December 31, 2035 as the end date for all cohorts, correcting the former 2034 date.
CCI Health Services
CCI Health Services welcomed four inaugural family-medicine residents on July 1, 2026 at its Greenbelt health center.
Maryland Department of Health
MDH announced on December 31, 2025 that Maryland received $168 million for the first year of the five-year Rural Health Transformation Program, renewable over five years.
Maryland Department of Health
In a January 28 legislative briefing, MDH estimated that federal changes could reduce Maryland Medicaid funding by up to about $2.7 billion annually once all bill provisions are fully implemented.
Maryland Health Benefit Exchange
Maryland Health Benefit Exchange reported 255,612 plan selections for the 2026 open-enrollment period, up 3%, after enhanced federal credits expired.
Maryland Community Health Resources Commission
The FY2026 Community Health Resources Commission RFA made approximately $7 million available for projects lasting up to three years.
Mid-Atlantic Association of Community Health Centers
In March 25 Senate Finance testimony, MACHC supported HB 1112 and described Maryland's 16 FQHCs as facing workforce shortages, rising operating costs and greater patient acuity.
Maryland General Assembly
The General Assembly record shows HB 1056 became Chapter 962 after gubernatorial approval on May 16, 2024 and took effect July 1, 2024.
Maryland Department of Health
Current MDH guidance says asylees, refugees, people paroled for at least one year, and certain victims of abuse or trafficking will no longer qualify beginning in October 2026.
U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit
A May 28 order states that a majority of eligible active Fourth Circuit judges voted to grant rehearing en banc in the consolidated Maryland appeals led by No. 24-1939.
Maryland Department of Health
MDH's employer guidance says some Medicaid members will face work and renewal requirements beginning in January 2027, with lower-wage, part-time and seasonal workers more likely to be affected.
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