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🚨 The Families First Coronavirus Response Act required Medicaid to provide continuous coverage for beneficiaries throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. With disenrollments paused, Medicaid and the Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP) enrollment grew by over 23 million beneficiaries. The continuous coverage policy ended with the public health emergency, and states could begin coverage redeterminations on April 1, 2023. HHS had projected that 15 million beneficiaries would lose Medicaid coverage. However, as of March 20, 2024, more than 18 million people have been disenrolled. What’s more, 35 million beneficiaries’ eligibility redeterminations have either still not been completed or have not been reported. Disenrollment numbers and processes have varied across states. Starting from April 2023, states have up to twelve months to initiate redeterminations. Some states began disenrollments in April, while others waited until May, June, or July. 🌟 #Medicaid #HealthcareCoverage #Disenrollment #HealthEquity #HealthcareAccess #HealthcareSystem #SocialJustice #PublicPolicy #HealthcareAwareness #HealthcareRights #SupportMedicaid #HealthcareIsEssential

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