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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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2014
Medicaid’s intergovernmental design with a generous federal matching rate and substantial state discretion has fostered gradual but steady expansions of the program over time. Gradual growth creates a favorable political environment in which each expansion creates a political constituency for Medicaid—among provider groups and enrollees—who then fight ...
Colleen Grogan, Christina M. Andrews
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Medicaid’s intergovernmental design with a generous federal matching rate and substantial state discretion has fostered gradual but steady expansions of the program over time. Gradual growth creates a favorable political environment in which each expansion creates a political constituency for Medicaid—among provider groups and enrollees—who then fight ...
Colleen Grogan, Christina M. Andrews
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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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