The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services April 19 approved an to a Massachusetts Medicaid and Children’s Health Insurance Program demonstration to add health-related social needs services; expand Marketplace subsidies and cost-sharing assistance; provide pre-release services to eligible incarcerated beneficiaries; and expand continuous eligibility to 24 months for older adults experiencing homelessness and 12 months for other adults. According to the , the amendment covers up to six months of post-hospitalization/pre-procedure housing as a health-related social needs service.

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