A clearer way to keep coverage

Keep your Medicaid. Prove your 80 hours.

Track work, school, volunteering and training hours in one simple dashboard. We check them and send your report every month.

Free to start · Made for your monthly check-in

One place.

Every hour, checked and easy to see.

Hrs / month

19–64

Age

States + D.C.

Month recheck

Some people may be exempt

Parents, guardians, caretakers or family caregivers of a dependent child age 13 or younger, or of a disabled individual
Pregnant and postpartum people (60 days after pregnancy, up to 12 months in some states)
People who are medically frail
People on Medicare Part A or B
Former foster youth under 26
American Indians and Alaska Natives
Veterans with a 100% disability rating
People in a drug or alcohol treatment program
People in jail or released within the last 3 months

The rule only covers adults ages 19–64.

What you can do here

Add work, school, volunteering, or training as you go.

Browse 100 classes with time-stamped learning hours when your state counts them.

See a clear report of the hours you logged that month.

We check your record before a report is sent.

How it works

You do the activity. We help you keep a clean record of it.

Tell us your name, state, and the best way to reach you. There is no cost to start tracking.

Add the work, school, volunteering, or training hours that your state may count.

Your report shows what was logged and checked, so you know what you have.

What stays true

80 hours a month.
That is the rule we help you understand.

Hours are checked.
We review them before they are reported.

A report each month.
You can see the record we send.

A recheck every 6 months.
Your state may review your status again.

We are not lawyers and we do not give legal or insurance advice. For questions about your case, contact your state Medicaid office.

Your next step