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WORCESTER — Thousands of Worcester-area residents could lose their health insurance coverage Jan. 1 because of a dispute over the amount of cash going to hospitals to cover the cost of care.

The state has directed health insurance companies operating in Massachusetts to limit the growth of deductibles and copays at the rate of medical inflation — approximately 4.8%. On Thursday, Gov.