National & Public Health COVID-19 Emergency Expirations

A list of FDA COVID-19-related guidance documents that will no longer be in effect as well as those that will be revised to continue temporarily after the expiration of the COVID-19 public health emergency.

CMS fact sheet detailing what people with Medicare and Medicaid coverage should expect with the planned end of the PHE for COVID-19 on May 11, including vaccines, testing and treatments.

A state-by-state listing of months when Medicaid disenrollments are expected to resume, as maintained by the U.S. Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services.

FDA answers common questions and clarifies that existing emergency use authorizations (EUAs) will remain in effect.

HHS resource on the expected end of the federal public health emergency declaration and its impact on public policies and services.

AHA’s summary of policy expirations that will impact hospital care.

This blog post summarizes current knowledge about policy expiration impacts.

A topic-by-topic KFF explainer on what will change and stay the same after the emergencies expire.

An update from the American College of Emergency Physicians’ policy blog.

KFF analysis of implications of the announced end of the national emergency and public health emergency declarations.

Starting April 1, states may resume Medicaid disenrollments, which were paused nationwide in February 2020.