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The Department of\u2064 Health and Human Services announced that inmates in Illinois, Kentucky, Oregon, Utah, and Vermont scheduled for \u200brelease will be granted Medicaid and children’s health insurance programs<\/a> before their release. This decision aims to address delays in receiving healthcare coverage faced by newly released prisoners. Inmates can now start receiving coverage up to 90 days before their release dates. Health and Human \u2064Services Secretary Xavier Becerra \u200demphasized the importance of ensuring healthcare access for all Americans, including those reentering society from the justice system. Several other states already provide similar healthcare support<\/a> for inmates. <\/p>\n

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