Over 1 million people have been Dropped from Medicaid in recent months in some US states following the end of the COVID-19 pandemic, with most losing coverage due to not completing required paperwork. The eligibility review is required by the federal government, but President Joe Biden’s administration is concerned that some states are rushing the process and dropping eligible individuals, particularly children and families. The drops have been particularly high in Florida, which has removed hundreds of thousands of people, as well as in Arkansas, Idaho, Kansas, Nevada, New Hampshire, Oklahoma, South Dakota, Utah and West Virginia.

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