GiveCare Pulse

Today: the new Medicaid work rule meets its first faces, Ohio swaps a caregiver pay ban for GPS tracking, Tennessee gives immigrant parents an impossible deadline, and Social Security's 2032 date puts a clock on unpaid care.

A new visa bill for care workers arrives with fresh evidence on both sides of the immigration ledger, the federal watchdog puts numbers on Medicare Advantage denials, and Ohio's reversal on family-caregiver pay holds.

Today: Ohio backs off banning pay for family caregivers, the Medicaid work rule becomes official with Nebraska already running it, Pennsylvania nursing home workers document where the money goes, and Social Security gets a 2032 deadline.

Today: the week Washington called itself a fraud-fighter and a protector of seniors, even as it froze paid family caregivers in Ohio, let the nursing-home staffing floor expire, and tightened the rules on who keeps Medicaid.

Today: Ohio's move to end Medicaid pay for family caregivers, Britain's £100 billion sandwich-carer load, the vendors selling AI against the burnout they measure, a national caregiver hotline in Congress, and a new projection of the caregiver shortfall through 2040.