Nearly One in Four Dropped from Medicaid Remain Uninsured

A recent survey reveals ongoing challenges in the U.S. health system as millions lose Medicaid coverage post-pandemic, with significant gaps in access to affordable healthcare.

Nearly 23% of individuals removed from Medicaid during eligibility checks are still without health insurance.
Many who lost coverage were able to requalify, suggesting errors in the initial removal process.
States are continuing eligibility reassessments, with some not completing the process until 2025.
Affected individuals face increased healthcare costs and delays in receiving medical care.
Legal actions and consumer advocacy are intensifying in response to the widespread disenrollment.