Rural hospitals gird for unwinding of pandemic Medicaid coverage

The ​​Families First Coronavirus Response Act required states to allow Medicaid recipients to stay enrolled even if their eligibility changed. That requirement ends April 1, and with states once again able to remove people from the program, health care officials across the country are worried.

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