How to use the free Medicaid 80 hours tracker
log80 is a free 80 hours tracker for adults ages 19 to 64 on Medicaid. You can use it in any browser or on Android. It is not a government service. Your state still decides what proof it takes.
This page is not legal advice. Check with your state Medicaid agency. Your state decides who needs to meet the 80-hour rule and what proof it takes.
What you can log
Work, school, job training, community service, and volunteering. You can run more than one timer if your setup allows it. You can add notes and proof photos to an activity.
Your report
The monthly report shows each date and your total next to 80 hours. Download a PDF or a spreadsheet, email yourself a link, or print it. See also the tracker page.
Steps to use the 80 hours tracker
- 1
Open log80
Open the 80 hours tracker in your browser, or get the Android app on Google Play.
- 2
Create a free account
Sign up. No card is needed. iPhone is coming soon.
- 3
Tap Start
When you begin work, school, training, or volunteering, tap Start.
- 4
Tap Stop
When you finish, tap Stop. Add a note or a proof photo if you want.
- 5
Download the report
At month's end, download or print your report to share with your state Medicaid agency.
Sources
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Log80 keeps your proof in one place.
Track your hours and make a monthly report to share with your state Medicaid office. It's free, in your browser or on Android.
Log80 is not a government service and is not Medicaid. This page is not legal advice. Your state Medicaid office decides who needs to meet the rule and what proof it takes.

