What is Changing in 2027?

  • Most adults ages 19–64 must meet new work or community engagement requirements to stay eligible.

  • Qualifying activities generally must total 80 hours per month, with exemptions for some people.

  • Apple Health for Adults will require renewal every 6 months instead of every 12 months.

  • Retroactive coverage for Apple Health for Adults will shrink from 3 months to 1 month before the application date.

  • Children, pregnancy coverage and long-term care programs are not subject to the new work and 6-month renewal requirements.

What Should I Do Right Now?

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Helpful Resources

Apple Health Updates: Official updates from Washington State regarding H.R. 1 and upcoming Apple Health changes.


Washington Health Plan Finder: Explore health insurance plans, financial assistance programs, and enrollment options.


Emergency Medical Coverage: Information about emergency medical benefits available for qualifying individuals.

Northwest Immigrant Rights Project (NWIRP): Legal assistance and educational resources for immigrants and families affected by eligibility changes.

Washington Immigrant Solidarity Network (WAISN): Community support, multilingual resources, and assistance for immigrant families.