Texas removes 1.7 million people from health-care plan

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Texas has removed over 1.7 million residents from health-care programs, leading the nation in Medicaid and CHIP disenrollments since March 2023. Concerns have been raised about gaps in health-care coverage for vulnerable populations, especially children and low-income families. The unwinding process, meant to ensure only eligible individuals remain on Medicaid, has resulted in over 25 million people being disenrolled from CHIP and Medicaid nationwide. Health advocates warn that many individuals could be left without insurance, putting pressure on hospitals and emergency services. Efforts to provide outreach, education, and enrollment assistance are recommended to help those affected by the disenrollments.

Source: https://www.newsweek.com/texas-removes-millions-people-medicaid-covid-pandemic-2027708