The Expanded Coverage for Former Foster Youth Act extends Medicaid health insurance coverage to young adults who were previously in foster care, up to age 26. The bill expands eligibility to include anyone who was in state foster care at age 18, those who left foster care to enter into kinship guardianship arrangements, or those emancipated from care before age 18, regardless of their current income level. States are required to establish coordinated outreach and enrollment programs with child welfare agencies to ensure eligible former foster youth are aware of and can access this coverage. The legislation takes effect on January 1, 2027, and applies to individuals who turn 18 on or after that date. This change aims to reduce gaps in health insurance for vulnerable young adults transitioning out of the foster care system.