Lets working adults with disabilities keep Medicaid coverage past age 65
This bill would let working adults with disabilities keep their Medicaid health coverage even after they turn 65. Currently, some state Medicaid programs have an age limit of 65 for these "buy-in" programs. The bill would also create a new option for states to cover working adults with disabilities aged 16 and older whose earnings are just above other aid limits.
Today, some working adults with disabilities can lose their Medicaid buy-in coverage when they turn 65 due to age restrictions in federal law. Also, there isn't a specific optional group for states to cover working individuals with disabilities whose earnings are just above Supplemental Security Income (SSI) limits. If this bill becomes law, working adults with disabilities would no longer face an age cutoff for these programs. States would also have a new option to cover working individuals with disabilities who are at least 16 years old and would otherwise qualify for SSI, but for their earnings.
S 3690 · 119th Congress · January 27, 2026 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 8/10
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