H.R. 2339 would undermine this by requiring states to count lump-sum income as though it were income that the individual has received for up to 20 years after it is actually received.
Frank Pallone: “H.R. 2339 would undermine this by requiring states to count lump-sum income as though it were income that the individual…”
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Pallone critiques H.R. 2339 for its potential negative impact on Medicaid eligibility.
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