70% ineligible as New Hampshire starts Medicaid enrollment purge
New Hampshire has begun removing people from its Medicaid dole, though many coverage "redeterminations" were reportedly conducted in advance.
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New Hampshire has begun removing people from its Medicaid dole, though many coverage "redeterminations" were reportedly conducted in advance.
CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — New Hampshire is among a handful of states that began removing people from Medicaid this month, but its efforts to ensure a smooth transition began nearly three years ago. After barring states from kicking people off the program during the COVID-19 pandemic, the federal government is now requiring states to remove those who no longer qualify — either because their incomes are too high or they’ve moved, for example.
70% ineligible in start of New Hampshire Medicaid unwinding
New Hampshire is among a handful of states that began removing people from Medicaid this month.
New Hampshire is among a handful of states that began removing people from Medicaid this month, but its efforts to ensure a smooth transition began nearly three years ago.