Jim DeFede, an investigative journalist for CBS4 News and host of “Facing South Florida,” takes a closer look at the issue of nearly a million people in Florida losing their health insurance due to procedural reasons related to the complex system of renewing Medicare recipients. Lynn Hearn, an attorney for the Florida Health Justice Project, discusses the lawsuit they have filed against the state in federal court regarding this matter.
In this interview, Hearn explains how the state’s system has created challenges for Medicare recipients and how it has disproportionately affected vulnerable populations. She also highlights the legal action being taken to address these issues and advocate for the rights of those who have lost their health insurance.
Jim DeFede’s reporting sheds light on the complexity of the state’s procedures and how they have led to such a significant loss of health insurance for so many individuals. He speaks with experts and witnesses to understand the impact on vulnerable populations and why reform is necessary.
Overall, this report brings attention to a critical issue facing millions of Floridians and advocates for change in the state’s procedures to ensure that everyone has access to quality healthcare.
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