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Build your Medical Frailty Baseline Record.

The federal exemption is not a diagnosis list. It is a functional test: a serious condition that significantly impairs your ability to meet 80 hours a month. Until January 1, 2028 most states will take your word for that. After, they verify. The people who keep coverage in 2028 will be the ones who wrote it down, with dates, starting now.

Nothing leaves this device.

This page sends no data anywhere. Your answers are saved only in this browser, on this device, and you can erase them with one button. medfrail never sees them.

You get a dated, printable record.

Structured the way a state reviewer and a physician read it: condition, then function, then capacity. Print it, save the PDF, keep it with your Medicaid papers.

Update it every three months.

Each print is dated. A trail of dated records is the evidence. When you want a physician to review and sign, the handoff is one click.

1. Who this record is for Optional. Only printed, never stored anywhere but this device.

Name (optional)

Date of birth (optional)

State

Medicaid ID (optional)

2. Your condition(s) Plain words are fine. The reviewer wants what, since when, and who diagnosed it. Conditions, one per line — e.g. “COPD, diagnosed 2021 by Dr. ___ at ___ clinic”

Medications you take regularly

Hospital or ER visits, last 12 months

Medical appointments in a typical month

Is a specialist treating you?

3. Where you sit on the Clinical Frailty Scale The 9-level scale physicians use. Pick the one that describes most days. Full descriptions →

Tap a level.

4. What you need help with Check what is true on most days. This is the part reviewers read first. Daily activities (ADLs)

Household and life tasks (IADLs)

5. Work capacity The rule counts hours. Say honestly what you can sustain.

Hours per week you can reliably work or attend

Days per month symptoms stop you working

Is this condition

How long do you expect it to limit you?

Other limits on working a schedule

In your own words: what stops you from doing 80 hours a month?

6. Records you have gathered Check what you already have in hand. The list prints as your to-do.