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</html><description>The federal waiver requires many adults who have joined Medicaid through the health law's expansion to report at least 100 hours per month of work, job training, education or volunteer activities. The requirement in other states has been 80 hours. In Florida, some advocates are concerned about a change to the look-back period that applies to coverage for new Medicaid members.</description></oembed>
