Implications of Florida's Federal Lawsuit on Health Care for Low-Income Children

Sunday, 25 February 2024, 22:45

The end of pandemic-era protections has led to over 17 million low-income Americans losing Medicaid coverage. Florida's potential changes in health insurance provision for low- to moderate-income families may widen access for some and restrict it for others. KFF Health News reporter Daniel Chang and Ali Rogin delve into the current scenario and its implications.
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Implications of Florida's Federal Lawsuit on Health Care for Low-Income Children

Florida's Federal Lawsuit: Impact on Low-Income Children's Health Care

The pandemic-era aid withdrawal has resulted in over 17 million low-income Americans losing Medicaid coverage.

Florida contemplates changes in health insurance for low- to moderate-income families, potentially broadening access for some while limiting it for others.

KFF Health News correspondent Daniel Chang and Ali Rogin analyze the ongoing developments and future outcomes.


This article was prepared using information from open sources in accordance with the principles of Ethical Policy. The editorial team is not responsible for absolute accuracy, as it relies on data from the sources referenced.


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