The Kaiser Family Foundation has released a tool to help monitor changes in Medicaid enrollment as states redetermine eligibility due to the end of the COVID-19 pandemic’s continuous enrollment requirement. According to KFF, Arizona so far is the only state to report a decrease in monthly Medicaid/Children's Health Insurance Program enrollment since the requirement ended March 31.

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