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Appeals court upholds ruling on Florida Medicaid termination notices

An appeals court confirmed that Florida's Medicaid termination notices were unconstitutional, according to Sun Sentinel.

Nov 8, 2026, 10:44 AM By the Genius Eye newsroom (Tech Reporter) · Fact-checkedHow we report

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The Sun Sentinel reported that an appeals court has upheld a ruling declaring Florida's Medicaid termination notices unconstitutional.

This decision means that the notices sent to Medicaid recipients in Florida regarding termination of their benefits did not meet constitutional standards.

The ruling could impact how Florida communicates with Medicaid beneficiaries about changes to their coverage.

Further developments may include revisions to the notification process to comply with constitutional requirements, as indicated by the court's decision.

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sun-sentinel.com: Appeals court upholds ruling that Florida Medicaid termination notices were unconstitutional – Sun Sentinel

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