Large numbers of Americans are unaware of the so-called Medicaid unwinding, more than eight months after the end of the Covid-era halt of disenrollments prompted states to begin culling millions of people from the health insurance program, according to a poll by the health policy research organization KFF.
Most Medicaid enrollees, 58%, have heard little or nothing about states’ ongoing efforts to redetermine enrollees’ eligibility, which is resulting in individuals losing their Medicaid coverage, the survey found. An even larger share of the general public, 68%, said they have heard little or nothing about the issue.
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