This article examines Medicaid’s evolu-tion over the last four decades in its role as a health insurer for low-income families, a source of health and long-term care (LTC) coverage for people with disabilities, and as the supplement to Medicare for low-income aged and disabled Medicare beneficiaries. Medicaid’s role and impact on each of these beneficiary groups is assessed
This paper is a contribution to the symposium entitled Scalpel to Gavel: Exploring the Modern State ...
Medicaid is the largest health care program for persons with low income in the US and is jointly fun...
Medicaid fills a gap in the U.S. health care system as the primary payor for long-term services and ...
grown from a program to provide health insurance to the welfare population to one that provides heal...
Medicaid, passed 40 years ago with Medicare, had roots in the decades-long public assistance program...
Medicaid, passed 40 years ago with Medicare, had roots in the decades-long public assistance program...
This article examines efforts states are making to expand access to community-based services for eld...
The article discusses the States ’ role in developing and implementing creative alter natives to ins...
Medicare was adopted in 1965, at the same time as Medicaid – a program that is specifically intended...
Disabled. " These articles focus on the follow-ing topics: Medicare beneficiaries with end stag...
Approximately 12 million low-income Medicare beneficiaries are dually enrolled in Medicaid, which pa...
The article looks at the pivotal role Medicaid plays in national healthcare reform as Congress, with...
This DataView presents descriptive infor-mation on beneficiaries with disabilities in Medicare and M...
Medicare was enacted to provide health insurance to the elderly (and later, the dis-abled) populatio...
Medicaid was intended from its inception to provide financial access to health care for certain cate...
This paper is a contribution to the symposium entitled Scalpel to Gavel: Exploring the Modern State ...
Medicaid is the largest health care program for persons with low income in the US and is jointly fun...
Medicaid fills a gap in the U.S. health care system as the primary payor for long-term services and ...
grown from a program to provide health insurance to the welfare population to one that provides heal...
Medicaid, passed 40 years ago with Medicare, had roots in the decades-long public assistance program...
Medicaid, passed 40 years ago with Medicare, had roots in the decades-long public assistance program...
This article examines efforts states are making to expand access to community-based services for eld...
The article discusses the States ’ role in developing and implementing creative alter natives to ins...
Medicare was adopted in 1965, at the same time as Medicaid – a program that is specifically intended...
Disabled. " These articles focus on the follow-ing topics: Medicare beneficiaries with end stag...
Approximately 12 million low-income Medicare beneficiaries are dually enrolled in Medicaid, which pa...
The article looks at the pivotal role Medicaid plays in national healthcare reform as Congress, with...
This DataView presents descriptive infor-mation on beneficiaries with disabilities in Medicare and M...
Medicare was enacted to provide health insurance to the elderly (and later, the dis-abled) populatio...
Medicaid was intended from its inception to provide financial access to health care for certain cate...
This paper is a contribution to the symposium entitled Scalpel to Gavel: Exploring the Modern State ...
Medicaid is the largest health care program for persons with low income in the US and is jointly fun...
Medicaid fills a gap in the U.S. health care system as the primary payor for long-term services and ...