Of the 27 states that have expanded enrollment, here are the top five with the highest total number of residents who may qualify for Medicaid, under the expanded qualification thresholds:
1. California (2.9 million)
2. New York (903,000)
3. Ohio (789,000)
4. Illinois (782,000)
5. Michigan (730,000)
Below are the top five states that have not expanded coverage with the highest total number of residents who could have qualified for Medicaid under the new threshold and are, according to Families USA, likely to remain uninsured:
1. Texas (2.5 million)
2. Florida (1.8 million)
3. Georgia (974,000)
4. North Carolina (804,000)
5. Pennsylvania* (682,000)
*Since the publication of Families USA’s data, HHS has approved Pennsylvania’s plan to accept federal funding to expand Medicaid for which enrollment is expected to begin Dec. 1.
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