Thanks to continuous Medicaid coverage throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, Carlos was able to receive treatment and medication for his back injury and depression. Now, that is ending and Carlos will no longer have access to the health care coverage he needs because Florida does not make coverage available to low-income parents like him.

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With no notice, a medically complex five year old who depends on daily medications and ongoing treatments suddenly lost her Medicaid. Her family is now frantically seeking insurance for their daughter

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Dylan, who suffered a stroke at birth which left him totally and permanently disabled, has relied on Medicaid for his entire life. His Mom has managed to raise him at home, but she just got a notice that his Medicaid was ending.

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The sudden, confusing and chaotic loss of critical health care leaves Floridians like Fay with no options.

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As a single parent with serious health issues Marie* has relied on Medicaid to cover her essential medications and therapy. That coverage has now abruptly ended.

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James is trying to get important medical care before his Medicaid coverage ends. After that, he will not have access to health care coverage because Florida has not expanded Medicaid to people like him.

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Melissa had Medicaid since the spring of 2020, but then her providers began charging copayments she could not afford, and her notices made no sense.

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A COVID "silver lining" for Florida's most medically fragile children will soon be ending.

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Hard working students and youth could face the loss of needed health coverage. Once the Public Health Emergency ends, Florida residents like Iris, a college student with asthma, could lose access to affordable healthcare needed for life-saving medications.

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S.T. and her family are living on the edge, hanging on to their family’s Medicaid health insurance amid the COVID-19 pandemic, living in fear of losing the healthcare that keeps them alive.

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The Life-changing Power of Medicaid Coverage for Domestic Violence Survivors During a Public Health Emergency

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This Q&A explains why so many Florida parents and caregivers are likely to lose Medicaid eligibility when the continuous coverage requirement ends; what are their coverage options; and how they can prepare. Read Q&A

Read more about other groups who will likely lose coverage when the extended Medicaid coverage requirement ends:

• ​Parents & Caregivers who no longer have any child(ren) under age 18​
• Youth who turned 19-20
• Aged and disabled individuals now on Medicare​
• Former foster children who turned 26
• Medically Needy Recipients​

The Florida Department of Children and Families (DCF)'s Notice of Case Action sent to current Medicaid enrollees who have maintained eligibility due to the pandemic. The Notice underscores the need to contact DCF with any updates.

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The state is preparing for a great “unwinding” as millions of Floridians currently on Medicaid will be undergoing eligibility redeterminations after the pandemic-related moratorium on terminations ends in March. Over 900,000 households have “one or more family members who are likely ineligible.” Some will be enrolled in other subsidized insurance coverage, but others will become uninsured because Florida is one of only 11 states that does not cover low-income adults under Medicaid expansion.

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- Click the following for more Media -

• Why Millions on Medicaid Are at Risk of Losing Coverage in the Months Ahead
• NBC Miami - Article: Public Health Emergency End Could Cause Millions to Lose Medicaid Coverage