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Medicaid and the Elderly [PDF]
, 2011 We describe the Medicaid eligibility rules for the elderly. Medicaid is administered jointly by the Federal and state governments, and each state has significant flexibility on the details of the implementation. We document the features common to all states, but we also highlight the most salient state-level differences.
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JAMA, 1995
MEDICAID is a federal program, but because it is administered by the states, it is they who are often held directly accountable by providers and beneficiaries for the program's shortcomings, even when those shortcomings are part of federal law. For states, frustration with the federal program rests largely in three areas: (1) eligibility requirements ...
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MEDICAID is a federal program, but because it is administered by the states, it is they who are often held directly accountable by providers and beneficiaries for the program's shortcomings, even when those shortcomings are part of federal law. For states, frustration with the federal program rests largely in three areas: (1) eligibility requirements ...
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A State Medicaid Director On Medicaid Managed Care
Health Affairs, 1996Most Medicaid managed care programs have focused on the “easy” groups of low-income adults and children. Now for the hard part: enrolling high-cost elderly and disabled persons.
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Medicaid payment for telerehabilitation
Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, 2004Objective: To assess current payment practice for telerehabilitation in state Medicaid programs. Design: Telephone survey. Setting: State Medicaid programs. Participants: State Medicaid directors. Interventions: Not applicable. Main Outcome Measure: Descriptive.
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, 2003 This paper examines the history, rules, and economic implications of the Medicaid program. I begin by providing a detailed overview of how the program works. I then provide information on who is covered, who is eligible, and spending patterns. I then turn to a review of the economic issues involved in studying the Medicaid program: assessing the ...
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Large Medicaid Practices and Medicaid Mills
JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1980There is growing concern that large Medicaid practices (LMPs) may be "Medicaid mills" in which low-quality care is provided. Based on survey data, this study sought to determine whether physicians who treat a disproportionate number of Medicaid patients are in fact operating mills.
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Large medicaid practices and medicaid mills.
JAMA, 1981There is growing concern that large Medicaid practices (LMPs) may be "Medicaid mills" in which low-quality care is provided. Based on survey data, this study sought to determine whether physicians who treat a disproportionate number of Medicaid patients are in fact operating mills.
J B, Mitchell, J, Cromwell
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