Get Your County's H.R. 1 Federal Reimbursement Impact Analysis

H.R. 1 cuts your Medicaid admin match from 50% to 25% starting October 1, 2026. Find out exactly what that means for your county: Budget gap, staffing risk, and what to do about it.
Receive a custom-built impact analysis showing how H.R. 1's federal reimbursement cuts will affect your county's Department of Social Services. Built from NCDHHS SFY2024-25 official county budget data, your report quantifies the precise dollar gap, maps staffing exposure, and provides a prioritized readiness roadmap, tailored to your county's caseload, population, and budget realities.

Delivered as a professional briefing you can share with your leadership team, county manager, and board of commissioners.

What's Inside Your Personalized Report

Your custom guide will outline:
Your County's Federal Funding Gap: The exact dollar amount your county stands to lose annually when the Medicaid admin match drops from 50% to 25%, sourced from NCDHHS data, not estimates.
Staffing & Caseload Exposure: How many FTE positions are at risk, and which programs, Medicaid eligibility, SNAP, Child Welfare, Work First, face the greatest capacity pressure.
Administrative Burden Per Citizen: A breakdown of current caseworker time per application and recertification cycle, and how H.R. 1's new work requirements and semi-annual redeterminations compound that workload.
New Unfunded Mandates: What the work requirement verification mandate (effective January 2027) means for your agency in hours, FTEs, and dollars, and why the federal implementation funding won't cover it.
Agency Readiness Roadmap: A phased action plan organized by urgency: What to do in the next 90 days, before October 1, 2026, and before the January 2027 work requirement mandate.
Modernization Opportunity: Where AI-powered constituent services can absorb routine workload equivalent to 6–10+ FTEs, offsetting a significant portion of the funding gap without adding headcount.
Here’s How It Works:

1. Fill out the short form with your agency details.
2. Our team analyzes your data and builds your report.
3. Receive your personalized PDF within 1-3 business days.
4. Get a clear picture of your county's federal funding gap, staffing exposure, and a prioritized action plan before the October 2026 deadline hits.
It's a data-backed, county-specific analysis your leadership team can act on immediately. No guesswork, no generic policy summaries.

Many county DSS agencies are using it to brief commissioners on the budget gap, justify operational investments before October 2026, and build a documented plan for absorbing the new work requirement mandate.
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At Polimorphic, our goal is enabling a stronger connection between people and government. We enable governments to be more transparent and accessible for all, including individuals using assistive technology or living with disabilities.
Polimorphic is committed to adhering to the World Wide Web Consortium's Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 Level AA standards for our constituent-facing portal. We ensure the accessibility of constituent-facing pages and applications on Polimorphic.com by evaluating our software and identifying accessibility goals, employing accessibility quality assurance methods and providing continual accessibility training for our staff. Our testing includes automated tools, manual methods, and assistive technology such as screen readers.
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