Add to ORKGgrown from a program to provide health insurance to the welfare population to one that provides health and long-term care (LTC) services to 40 million low-income families and elderly and disabled individu-als. Despite its accomplishments in improv-ing access to health care for low-income pop-ulations, Medicaid continues to face many challenges. The future of Medicaid as our Nation’s health care safety net will be deter-mined by Medicaid’s ability to broaden health coverage for the low-income unin-sured, secure access to quality care for its growing beneficiary population, and man-age costs between the Federal and State governments
Professor David Orentlicher considers the significance of the passage of the Affordable Care Act on ...
This research design identifies the specific objectives of the Medicaid program established in 1966,...
Medicaid was originally designed as a welfare program to provide healthcare to the poor. Despite the...
This article examines Medicaid’s evolu-tion over the last four decades in its role as a health insur...
Medicaid was intended from its inception to provide financial access to health care for certain cate...
Medicaid was intended from its inception to provide financial access to health care for certain cate...
Medicare and Medicaid are two publicly funded health care programs. Both cover populations in need o...
Peril to Medicaid exists on many different fronts. In 2017, Congress nearly succeeded in fundamental...
By mid-century, the nation will be spending more on Medicaid, the joint state/federal health program...
For the first fifty years of its existence, Medicaid suffered from a serious defect. While it was ad...
The 2010s have been a momentous decade for Medicaid. With enrollment of over seventy-two million peo...
Medicaid has financed care for the poor for five decades. During that time it has balanced two impo...
Outlines how policy makers can build on Medicaid to expand health coverage for low-income, high-need...
Medicaid is uniquely equipped to serve low-income populations. We identify four features that form t...
This article examines efforts states are making to expand access to community-based services for eld...
Professor David Orentlicher considers the significance of the passage of the Affordable Care Act on ...
This research design identifies the specific objectives of the Medicaid program established in 1966,...
Medicaid was originally designed as a welfare program to provide healthcare to the poor. Despite the...
This article examines Medicaid’s evolu-tion over the last four decades in its role as a health insur...
Medicaid was intended from its inception to provide financial access to health care for certain cate...
Medicaid was intended from its inception to provide financial access to health care for certain cate...
Medicare and Medicaid are two publicly funded health care programs. Both cover populations in need o...
Peril to Medicaid exists on many different fronts. In 2017, Congress nearly succeeded in fundamental...
By mid-century, the nation will be spending more on Medicaid, the joint state/federal health program...
For the first fifty years of its existence, Medicaid suffered from a serious defect. While it was ad...
The 2010s have been a momentous decade for Medicaid. With enrollment of over seventy-two million peo...
Medicaid has financed care for the poor for five decades. During that time it has balanced two impo...
Outlines how policy makers can build on Medicaid to expand health coverage for low-income, high-need...
Medicaid is uniquely equipped to serve low-income populations. We identify four features that form t...
This article examines efforts states are making to expand access to community-based services for eld...
Professor David Orentlicher considers the significance of the passage of the Affordable Care Act on ...
This research design identifies the specific objectives of the Medicaid program established in 1966,...
Medicaid was originally designed as a welfare program to provide healthcare to the poor. Despite the...