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A federal appeals court ruled that Florida did not give adequate notice before removing people from Medicaid for alleged financial ineligibility, according to the Florida Phoenix. The decision is part of a long-running legal dispute over the removals.
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The ruling concerns Florida residents who lost Medicaid coverage and could affect how the state handles eligibility notices. The article does not describe the ruling’s specific remedy or its effect on coverage.
The legal dispute is ongoing. The article does not state whether Florida will appeal or what steps the state must take next.
Whether Florida appeals the ruling
What changes the state makes to Medicaid eligibility notices