Estimates find that as many as 15 million Americans could lose health insurance coverage because of these redeterminations, including 6.8 million who would still be eligible for coverage and incorrectly lose their Medicaid.
Kuster highlights the potential loss of Medicaid coverage for millions during the redetermination process.
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