Approximately a third of the state’ s population is about to have to re-enroll in MassHealth, a massive undertaking that state officials project will ultimately remove approximately 300,000 people from state-sponsored health insurance. As of February, approximately 2.3 million people were enrolled in the state’ s Medicaid program, a 25 percent increase…
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