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CMS is releasing these answers to frequently asked questions FAQs regarding the changes made to the FFCRA by section 5131 of subtitle D of title V of division FF of the Consolidated Appropriations

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Continuing the Commission s discussion on how the unwinding of the continuous coverage requirement in Medicaid is proceeding this panel focused on the

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Individuals with continuous coverage are more likely to have access to preventive care experience fewer unmet health care needs and are in better health than those who cycle on and off coverage 5

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If your Medicaid plan changes federal law gives you rights to keep seeing your current providers and medications Here s what those protections cover and how to use them

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With the end of continuous enrollment on March 31 2023 states are required to complete an eligibility renewal for all Medicaid and CHIP enrollees by May 2024 a process

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Key Findings Providing uninterrupted Medicaid coverage for at least 12 months significantly reduces churn states administrative burden and cost to states and patients

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Learn when you re allowed to switch your Medicaid plan how to compare your options and what steps to take to make the change without disrupting your care

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In December 2022 Congress passed an omnibus spending bill that delinked the Medicaid continuous coverage requirement from the PHE and ended the continuous coverage

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In early 2023 states began final preparations for the end of the pandemic related Medicaid continuous enrollment provision following passage of the Consolidated Appropriations Act