Medicaid gap
Medicaid is the US Government system for providing medical assistance to persons unable to afford medical treatments.
Medicaid gap or Medicaid coverage gap means the number of people or the group of people who are not insured , in the states which comes under Affordable Care Act's Medicaid expansion. These people are either ineligible under the rules and regulations of Affordable Care Act or Obama Care or people, those who are below middle class and poor , not eligible for subsidies and credits under ACA .
number and Percentage
28.6 million people ( 2018)
8.9% (2018)
The number of people coming under Medicaid gap is 28.6 million, according to 2018 statistics. The percentage 8.9 % and the percentage is increasing each year.
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