18 million people set to lose Medicaid coverage in April
During the COVID-19 public health emergency, millions of people were enrolled in Medicaid thanks to a law that prevented state agencies from disenrolling people during the emergency. Currently, the public health emergency is set to expire in April 2023, and when it does, an estimated 18 million people will be in danger of losing their Medicaid coverage in the…
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