By 2026, every state must verify Medicaid eligibility every six months under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA). That’s double the workload, stricter reporting, and greater risk of losing federal funding if systems can’t keep up.
Fearless’ Medicaid Worker Verification Solution helps states comply quickly and confidently, without overwhelming staff or jeopardizing coverage for families. The system is ready to deploy, giving agencies a faster path to meet OBBBA’s mandates and show measurable progress before December deadlines.
“Every state we talk to wants the same thing: keep people covered and stay compliant,” said Delali Dzirasa, Fearless CEO. “We built a solution that helps them do both fast. It gives Medicaid teams the technology they need to meet deadlines, protect funding, and build member trust.”
With Fearless’s 5x5x5 implementation model, states can go live in as little as five weeks, after a five-day discovery with a five-person team. Automated verification and reporting simplify compliance and reduce staff burden, while the system’s secure, open architecture works in any environment, cloud or on-prem, to connect seamlessly and protect data.
Helping states meet the 2026 federal deadline.
The urgency is clear. States need to have new systems ready in 2026 to meet federal deadlines.
“We’ve supported CMS and state partners for years, from modernizing MACPro to improving digital access for millions of members,” said John Foster, Fearless’ Chief Delivery Officer. “We understand the federal process, and we know what it takes to help states secure funding and deliver compliant systems that last.”
The Fearless Medicaid Worker Verification Solution is available for states now, with phased implementation that supports rapid compliance now and full program integration by 2028.
It’s more than a compliance tool. It’s how states can protect funding, strengthen trust, and keep coverage secure for the millions who rely on it.
Fearless is ready to help your state meet the 2026 deadline and protect coverage for families.