Gov. Maura Healey is expected in Haverhill Tuesday to outline a sweeping plan to educate residents on their options as President Donald Trump’s approved law attempts to cut some residents’ health insurance benefits.
Healey, Secretary of Health and Human Services Secretary Kiame Mahaniah, MassHealth Assistant Secretary Ryan Schwarz and area legislators say they plan to help MassHealth members “understand and navigate” new Medicaid work requirements imposed by Trump’s 2025 law.
They are expected to announce a statewide outreach and education campaign during a press conference at Make It Haverhill, 59 Orchard St., Haverhill. The campaign will connect MassHealth members with information and one-on-one assistance to help eligible residents keep their health coverage.
Besides Healey and cabinet officials, those expected in attendance are Sen. Pavel M. Payano, Reps. Andy X. Vargas and Ryan M. Hamilton, Health Care For All Executive Director Jennifer Lemmerman and Community Action CEO Kerri Sheeran Perry.