Louisiana health department revises estimate for Medicaid enrollee purge
Louisiana officials say as many as 222,400 people could be removed from the Medicaid health insurance program over the next year. (Getty Images)Louisiana Department of Health officials estimate the state will see a net loss of 222,400 people from the government-backed Medicaid insurance rolls as a result of a massive Medicaid disenrollment process taking place around the country….
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