The rich, who can afford to pay out of pocket will still have Cadillac healthcare.

Worth asking, over and over and over again.

determined enough to remain on Medicare

DeSatan

it's full of Floridians

Jump higher you sick or disabled people or their caregivers.

Such evil people.

…but if they were enrolled during COVID or kept on the rolls during COVID due to the rules under a public health emergency, and they are now no longer eligible as those rules no longer apply, why wouldn’t they be disenrolled?

The PHE rules were never meant to be permanent.

I remember thinking: "What a hell hole! People actually live here?"

Wouldn’t know it by the cruelty.

I would lose what is left of my mind if I lived there.

…COVID Medicaid eligibility, including Connecticut.

The unwinding process started 2 years ago.

at the local and state government levels.

I still love living in New Haven, CT. And I am a 3rd generation Texan. My family was appalled that I didn't want to stay in Texas and moving to New England was almost considered an enemy territory to hear them talk about it.

…has to do with policies put in place during COVID - annual re-eligibility screening was suspended, people couldn’t be disenrolled even if they were no liberal eligible, etc.; it was all part of the public health emergency declaration. When that declaration ended in 2023, states had to start the unwinding process, re-examining eligibility, disenrolling those no longer eligible, etc.

civilized countries protect the health of their citizens...up to and including medical treatment.
the system that protects wealth and not the regular....needs to change.