An estimated 5 million to 14 million are expected to lose coverage as states resume eligibility checks
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In addition to this statistic, the number of uninsured individuals could reach up to 27 million even with all states expanding Medicaid. Further, many Americans are facing the issue of rising healthcare costs due to premium increases and out-of-pocket expenses.
Author: Kaiser Family Foundation
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