In this paper, I want to address the large budget gap that will emerge in Medicare and Medicaid in the decades to come. In subsequent sections of the paper, I will briefly describe the finances of the programs and some of their major features. I will then explain the projections done by the U.S. Congressional Budget Office and by the U.S. appointed Board of Trustees of Social Security, Federal Hospital Insurance and Federal Supplementary Medical Insurance Trust Funds. The final sections of the paper will discuss measures that might be taken to close the budget gap which Medicare and Medicaid create in the context of rising health care costs in the United States.
In March 2010, Congress approved large changes for the health care industry, including an expansion ...
Long-run projections of the U.S. federal budget have played a prominent role in discussions about fi...
Examines 2000-10 Medicare and Medicaid expenditures; projections for 2011-20 from the Centers for Me...
In this paper, I want to address the large budget gap that will emerge in Medicare and Medicaid in ...
If current laws and policies remain in place, federal debt in the United States will continue to gro...
Chapter summary This report’s analyses of Medicare payment policies must be considered in the broade...
The debate around the future of both Medicare and Social Security almost always occurs on a separate...
This paper argues that a national health case crisis exists. The crisis is that the United States ev...
This issue brief examines the recent history and trends in state budgets and considers how those tre...
Testimony issued by the General Accounting Office with an abstract that begins "We are pleased to be...
In an era of budget surpluses and after several years of slower spending growth, containing Medicare...
Both private and public payers have experienced a persistent rise in health care spending that has e...
Suggestions on how the incoming U.S. presidential administration should reform Medicare policies
The author notes that the composition of the \u27fundamental problem of rising health care costs is...
Includes bibliographical references.With the Presidential Election approaching, we are hearing more ...
In March 2010, Congress approved large changes for the health care industry, including an expansion ...
Long-run projections of the U.S. federal budget have played a prominent role in discussions about fi...
Examines 2000-10 Medicare and Medicaid expenditures; projections for 2011-20 from the Centers for Me...
In this paper, I want to address the large budget gap that will emerge in Medicare and Medicaid in ...
If current laws and policies remain in place, federal debt in the United States will continue to gro...
Chapter summary This report’s analyses of Medicare payment policies must be considered in the broade...
The debate around the future of both Medicare and Social Security almost always occurs on a separate...
This paper argues that a national health case crisis exists. The crisis is that the United States ev...
This issue brief examines the recent history and trends in state budgets and considers how those tre...
Testimony issued by the General Accounting Office with an abstract that begins "We are pleased to be...
In an era of budget surpluses and after several years of slower spending growth, containing Medicare...
Both private and public payers have experienced a persistent rise in health care spending that has e...
Suggestions on how the incoming U.S. presidential administration should reform Medicare policies
The author notes that the composition of the \u27fundamental problem of rising health care costs is...
Includes bibliographical references.With the Presidential Election approaching, we are hearing more ...
In March 2010, Congress approved large changes for the health care industry, including an expansion ...
Long-run projections of the U.S. federal budget have played a prominent role in discussions about fi...
Examines 2000-10 Medicare and Medicaid expenditures; projections for 2011-20 from the Centers for Me...