Millions had Medicaid coverage tied to the pandemic. Now they stand to lose it ...Middle East

For months public health experts have been sounding the alarm over many Medicaid enrollees losing their coverage with the winding down of the COVID-19 public health emergency. But that hasn't stopped thousands from being caught off guard now that the emergency is officially over. Federal legislation passed during the pandemic prohibited states from terminating a Medicaid enrollee’s coverage until the end of the public health emergency, which enabled the federal program to grow as well as contributed to a record low national uninsured rate. These provisions have concluded, however, and it’s become apparent that beneficiaries were not made aware of the change. In a Kaiser Famil

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