Medicaid redetermination, also referred to as Medicaid Renewal, involves individuals on Medicaid being required to demonstrate ongoing eligibility for the program in their respective state.

Based on new federal law, continuous Medicaid coverage ended on March 31, 2023, so recipients need to renew their benefits, when it's time, to ensure coverage will continue, if eligible.

GODOY: Right. It's massive because if you think about it, it's been three whole years since people had to renew Medicaid. Now there's more people than ever on the program. A lot of people have ...

About 65% of Medicaid enrollees are unsure if states are allowed to now disenroll people from Medicaid if they aren’t eligible anymore or didn’t renew coverage, and 7% incorrectly believe that ...

Medicaid has been reviewing coverage annually since 2023, which means you have to renew annually. This may mean providing additional information for approval. The COVID-19 public health emergency ...