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California pushes law to disclose companies with 100+ Medi-Cal employees

7/20/2026

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California legislators are pushing to revive a law that would name large employers with Medi-Cal enrollees.
The revived bill would require the state to publish a list of companies with at least 100 Medicaid-enrolled workers.
Nevada has required similar disclosures since 2017, reporting 4,914 Amazon and 3,503 Walmart Medicaid enrollees in 2025.
State officials warn the federal work-requirement rule could push millions of low-income Californians into coverage loss.

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Story summary

California legislators are pushing to revive a law that would name large employers with Medi-Cal enrollees.
The revived bill would require the state to publish a list of companies with at least 100 Medicaid-enrolled workers.
Nevada has required similar disclosures since 2017, reporting 4,914 Amazon and 3,503 Walmart Medicaid enrollees in 2025.
State officials warn the federal work-requirement rule could push millions of low-income Californians into coverage loss.