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Medicaid and SNAP Need Different Rules, Not Separate Verification Infrastructure
Digital Transformation

Medicaid and SNAP Need Different Rules, Not Separate Verification Infrastructure

As states implement HR1, Medicaid and SNAP can share verification infrastructure without sharing eligibility rules, reducing duplicate verification while preserving privacy and user control.
Medicaid Work Requirements Are a Verification Infrastructure Challenge

Medicaid Work Requirements Are a Verification Infrastructure Challenge

Medicaid’s new community engagement requirements expose a broader challenge for digital government: how to verify facts across fragmented systems. A better model combines data-first verification with portable, privacy-preserving, standards-based digital evidence.
Recommendations to CMS on Medicaid Verification

Recommendations to CMS on Medicaid Verification

SpruceID submitted comments to CMS on implementing new Medicaid community engagement requirements. Our recommendations focus on maximizing ex parte verification, expanding reliable evidence options, and keeping digital pathways voluntary, interoperable, and privacy-preserving.
What Does "Resident-Centric" Actually Mean in a Digital Identity System?
Digital Transformation

What Does "Resident-Centric" Actually Mean in a Digital Identity System?

Resident-centric digital identity is not a marketing claim, it is a set of design decisions that determine who controls data, privacy, and participation.
What Does ‘Open Source’ Mean for a Government Digital Identity System?
Digital Transformation

What Does ‘Open Source’ Mean for a Government Digital Identity System?

Open source can make digital identity infrastructure more transparent when it’s paired with the governance, maintenance, and support agencies need to trust it long term.
Why Every Digital Service Should Be Measured by Completion Rate
Digital Transformation

Why Every Digital Service Should Be Measured by Completion Rate

A digital service reaches its full potential not when it launches, but when residents can easily move through it from start to finish.
Credential Native Transformation: How Digital Identity Can Help Drive Your Modernization Strategy
Digital Transformation

Credential Native Transformation: How Digital Identity Can Help Drive Your Modernization Strategy

Even as governments improve digital services, proving identity can be where the experience falls apart.
How to Measure Digital Transformation Success with Verifiable Digital Credentials: KPIs Beyond 'Go Live'
Digital Transformation

How to Measure Digital Transformation Success with Verifiable Digital Credentials: KPIs Beyond 'Go Live'

Digital transformation success isn’t defined at launch, it’s measured by the outcomes residents and staff experience every day.
Change Management for Verifiable Digital Credential Rollouts: Getting Staff and Residents On Board
Digital Transformation

Change Management for Verifiable Digital Credential Rollouts: Getting Staff and Residents On Board

Every digital identity rollout starts with working technology, and succeeds or fails based on whether people trust it in practice.
Modernizing Government Systems Without Replacing Them
Digital Transformation

Modernizing Government Systems Without Replacing Them

Most agencies can’t rip and replace legacy systems — and shouldn’t have to. This post explains how modern APIs, identity layers, and workflow tools can extend existing systems without disrupting operations or increasing risk.
What “Digital Transformation” Really Means for Government
Digital Transformation

What “Digital Transformation” Really Means for Government

Digital transformation isn’t about new portals — it’s about changing how information flows between people, systems, and agencies. This post explains what successful transformation looks like in practice.
A Practical Checklist to Future-Proof Your State’s Digital Infrastructure
Digital Transformation

A Practical Checklist to Future-Proof Your State’s Digital Infrastructure

From vendor lock-in to privacy compliance, the path to digital modernization is full of trade-offs. This checklist gives state decision-makers a practical framework for evaluating emerging identity technologies and aligning with open-standards best practices.