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Cascade of Care for Opioid Use Disorder Among Medicaid Beneficiaries.
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New England Journal of Medicine, 2003
This Health Policy Report discusses recent causes of stress on the Medicaid program. Over the past year, Medicaid has faced more severe fiscal constraints related to state budget crises throughout the country. The Bush administration has proposed restructuring Medicaid to give states more flexibility in the design of their individual programs and ...
Iglehart John K
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This Health Policy Report discusses recent causes of stress on the Medicaid program. Over the past year, Medicaid has faced more severe fiscal constraints related to state budget crises throughout the country. The Bush administration has proposed restructuring Medicaid to give states more flexibility in the design of their individual programs and ...
Iglehart John K
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New England Journal of Medicine, 1969
Abstract Most forecasts of Medicaid expenditures fell far short of actual costs primarily because of failure to develop realistic indicators of potential demand for health services by the needy and...
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Abstract Most forecasts of Medicaid expenditures fell far short of actual costs primarily because of failure to develop realistic indicators of potential demand for health services by the needy and...
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New England Journal of Medicine, 1983
A growing number of states, governed by chief executives with a variety of political perspectives, are moving forward to redesign their Medicaid programs, generally through changes that emphasize management of the care delivered and less freedom for beneficiaries to select their own providers of care.
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A growing number of states, governed by chief executives with a variety of political perspectives, are moving forward to redesign their Medicaid programs, generally through changes that emphasize management of the care delivered and less freedom for beneficiaries to select their own providers of care.
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Journal of Law, Medicine & Ethics, 2004
[P]layers line up in a long line and hold hands. The player at the front of the line is the ‘head’ and the player at the end of the line is the ‘tail’.… The game begins when the head begins to run wildly in any direction, making sharp turns and quick double-backs.… The force created by the twists and turns will often send the tail of the whip flying ...
Cindy, Mann, Tim, Westmoreland
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[P]layers line up in a long line and hold hands. The player at the front of the line is the ‘head’ and the player at the end of the line is the ‘tail’.… The game begins when the head begins to run wildly in any direction, making sharp turns and quick double-backs.… The force created by the twists and turns will often send the tail of the whip flying ...
Cindy, Mann, Tim, Westmoreland
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New England Journal of Medicine, 2012
Although the media and the U.S. public focused primarily on the minimum-coverage requirement, or individual mandate, during the recent oral arguments in the challenges to the Affordable Care Act (ACA) before the Supreme Court, the most important issue before the Court may well be the constitutionality of the ACA's Medicaid expansion.
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Although the media and the U.S. public focused primarily on the minimum-coverage requirement, or individual mandate, during the recent oral arguments in the challenges to the Affordable Care Act (ACA) before the Supreme Court, the most important issue before the Court may well be the constitutionality of the ACA's Medicaid expansion.
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New England Journal of Medicine, 2011
A debate over Medicaid's future is engaging Congress and state legislatures, with Republicans seeking to cap federal funding and provide states greater flexibility in managing their Medicaid programs, while Democrats defend the program as a crucial safety net.
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A debate over Medicaid's future is engaging Congress and state legislatures, with Republicans seeking to cap federal funding and provide states greater flexibility in managing their Medicaid programs, while Democrats defend the program as a crucial safety net.
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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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