A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION directing the Legislative Research Commission to conduct a feasibility study for an Accountable Communities for Health Medicaid delivery model pilot project.

Direct the Legislative Research Commission to procure a vendor to conduct a feasibility study for an Accountable Communities for Health Medicaid delivery model pilot project; require the results of the study to be submitted to the Legislative Research Commission by November 1, 2026; strongly encourage the Legislative Research Commission to begin the procurement process immediately upon the adoption of this Resolution; establish that a pilot project resulting from the feasibility study shall be known as the 20 by 30 Accountable Care Pilot Project.

Health and Medical Services Legislative Research Commission Medicaid Reports Mandated Short Titles and Popular Names Studies Directed Area Development Districts

Introduced: January 6, 2026

Last action: April 13, 2026

(Acts Ch. 139)

In effect since July 15, 2026

Acts from the 2026 Regular Session that don't carry an emergency clause or set their own effective date took effect 90 days after the session adjourned (Ky. Constitution § 55).

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This resolution directs a state research agency to hire an outside vendor to study whether a new way of delivering Medicaid services, called an Accountable Communities for Health model, could work in Kentucky. The study must be completed and reported back by November 1, 2026, and any pilot program that follows would be called the 20 by 30 Accountable Care Pilot Project. The goal is to gather information before deciding whether to launch a test program for this Medicaid delivery approach. Who it may affect: Kentuckians who receive Medicaid coverage and the communities and health organizations that serve them.

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