Forbes April 12, 2024
Nearly one in four adults who say they were “disenrolled” from Medicaid health coverage as states unraveled a pandemic-era program are now uninsured, a new poll from KFF shows.
So far, more than 20 million people, or 21% of enrollees, have been disenrolled from Medicaid as the program to keep people covered with health insurance during the pandemic is unwinding, according to the latest data KFF has gathered from all 50 states and Washington, D.C. Meanwhile, 43.6 million (46%) enrollees have had their coverage renewed, and 30.4 million (32%) are awaiting their Medicaid renewals, KFF’s latest data shows.
While those who have been disenrolled by states have coverage options, including remaining on Medicaid or enrolling in individual coverage under the...
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