A Medicaid Paralegal typically assists attorneys by researching Medicaid laws, gathering client documentation to determine eligibility, and preparing legal forms or applications. You might liaise with clients, caseworkers, and government agencies to track case progress and resolve inquiries. Regular responsibilities also include organizing files, maintaining case management databases, and keeping current with changes in Medicaid policy. Collaboration with attorneys, social workers, and healthcare professionals is common, making strong teamwork and communication skills valuable for success in this role.