States are identifying tactics to manage unprecedented coverage turnover as millions are at risk of becoming uninsured when the public health emergency ends. An analysis examines significant challenges and solutions identified by state health officials to mitigate coverage losses.
Researchers determine that states face many risks when it comes to the end of the public health emergency. Many are already implementing new strategies to ensure enrollees do not lose coverage. Researchers say the federal government can help mitigate coverage losses by ensuring state officials have clear and timely policy guidance, encouraging cross-agency collaboration, and providing real-time technical assistance.
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