Medicaid Covers US: Florida

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Medicaid Covers US in Florida

Medicaid Covers US is our campaign to promote Medicaid as one part of the solution to achieve health equity in the US. Health coverage is something we all need, and we all deserve. It’s time to close the gap.

About 790,000 Floridians are living without health insurance simply because our leaders have refused to expand Medicaid. These folks are in the “Coverage Gap,” living sicker and dying younger than those with health insurance. The majority of people living in that gap are people of color, left behind because leaders in those states are putting politics ahead of people. Medicaid Covers US is our campaign to promote Medicaid as one part of the solution to achieve health equity in the US. Health coverage is something we all need, and we all deserve. It’s time to close the gap.

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Close the Coverage Gap in Texas

This year alone, nearly 147,910 Texans will be diagnosed with cancer – too many of whom will be uninsured when they receive the devastating news.  Add your voice by signing this petition to close the coverage gap and expand Medicaid in Texas.
 
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Left With No Options: A Coverage Crisis

Sin Opciones: Una Crisis de Cobertura Médica

El final del proceso de renovación automática de Medicaid ha dejado a millones de personas sin acceso a cobertura de atención médica asequible y a muchos más en riesgo de perderla. La situación es aún peor para quienes viven en los 10 estados que aún no han expandido Medicaid.

Left With No Options: A Coverage Crisis

Left With No Options: A Coverage Crisis

The end of automatic Medicaid renewals has left millions without access to affordable health care coverage and many more at risk of losing theirs. The situation is even worse for those living in the 10 states that still haven’t expanded Medicaid.

Gail

Gail: Jacksonville, FL

Gail was in remission from her second occurrence of cancer when she lost Medicaid health insurance. For months, Gail was unable to get the medication she needed to keep her cancer at bay, and when her coverage was finally reinstated, her cancer had come back.