Can you lose Medicaid coverage even if you qualify? VERIFY

Millions of Americans could be losing Medicaid coverage this spring. Now some people are worried they could lose Medicaid benefits, even if they qualify. In this video, VERIFY reporter Meghan Bragg goes to the experts to find out who will keep their Medicaid coverage and what could disqualify certain recipients from keeping their health care access. #WakeUpCLT #verify

Millions of Americans could be losing Medicaid coverage starting in April. This is because states will now have to begin checking enrollees' Medicaid eligibility, a process that was put on hold due to the pandemic.

According to the Department of Health and Human Services, 15 million Americans are expected to lose Medicaid coverage. Many of those people won't be eligible for Medicaid, but there are now growing concerns that even people who do qualify will lose their coverage.

THE QUESTION
Could you still lose Medicaid coverage even if you do qualify?

THE ANSWER
Yes, you could still lose Medicaid coverage even if you do qualify.

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