64% of Medicaid enrollees are unaware of redeterminations

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Top Story 64% of Medicaid Enrollees Are Unaware of Redeterminations. How Can the Industry Help? After three years of not having to renew Medicaid coverage, redeterminations are set to return April 1. Yet, more than 64% of enrollees are unaware. Constant repetition and outreach from healthcare players will be needed to combat this, one payer expert said.

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