Add to ORKGThis paper explores variations in the coverage of medical services and groups of beneficiaries of the Medicaid managed care programs in the American states. Program variations – the comprehensiveness of coverage – are investigated in relation to states’ internal and external characteristics utilizing Zero Inflated Negative Binomial Regression Model (ZINBRM). To measure the comprehensiveness, we construct a composite score of program coverage for 70 first adopted managed care programs separately for the Primary Care Case Management (PCCM) and risk-based programs. The results of the analyses demonstrate that the political dynamics behind the two programs differ. Both approaches are affected in a similar manner by unified Democratic Party cont...
The U.S. Medicaid program is increasingly challenged by reductions in federal entitlement spending, ...
Abstract This study investigates the factors that underlie large variation in Medic-aid and Children...
This paper quantifies risk selection among competing Medicare managed care plans, using beneficiary ...
The U.S. states have transformed their health care delivery and financing systems into managed care ...
This paper utilizes a theoretical framework of policy innovation, diffusion, and reinvention to inve...
Correspondence issued by the Government Accountability Office with an abstract that begins "In summa...
This paper, with a theoretical framework of policy innovation and diffusion, explore the underlying ...
States choose to provide Medicaid coverage via managed care or traditional fee-for-service (FFS). Ma...
In the United States, the fraction of individuals with public insurance is growing and the policies ...
Abstract The objective of this article is to understand the political motivations underlying Medicai...
We develop a synthetic difference-in-differences statistical design to apply to experimental data fo...
This paper tests whether capitated payments to Medicaid managed care plans induce to plans’ strategi...
We develop a synthetic difference-in-differences statistical design to apply to experimental data fo...
This paper tests whether capitated payments to Medicaid managed care plans induce to plans’ strategi...
The U.S. Medicaid program is increasingly challenged by reductions in federal entitlement spending, ...
The U.S. Medicaid program is increasingly challenged by reductions in federal entitlement spending, ...
Abstract This study investigates the factors that underlie large variation in Medic-aid and Children...
This paper quantifies risk selection among competing Medicare managed care plans, using beneficiary ...
The U.S. states have transformed their health care delivery and financing systems into managed care ...
This paper utilizes a theoretical framework of policy innovation, diffusion, and reinvention to inve...
Correspondence issued by the Government Accountability Office with an abstract that begins "In summa...
This paper, with a theoretical framework of policy innovation and diffusion, explore the underlying ...
States choose to provide Medicaid coverage via managed care or traditional fee-for-service (FFS). Ma...
In the United States, the fraction of individuals with public insurance is growing and the policies ...
Abstract The objective of this article is to understand the political motivations underlying Medicai...
We develop a synthetic difference-in-differences statistical design to apply to experimental data fo...
This paper tests whether capitated payments to Medicaid managed care plans induce to plans’ strategi...
We develop a synthetic difference-in-differences statistical design to apply to experimental data fo...
This paper tests whether capitated payments to Medicaid managed care plans induce to plans’ strategi...
The U.S. Medicaid program is increasingly challenged by reductions in federal entitlement spending, ...
The U.S. Medicaid program is increasingly challenged by reductions in federal entitlement spending, ...
Abstract This study investigates the factors that underlie large variation in Medic-aid and Children...
This paper quantifies risk selection among competing Medicare managed care plans, using beneficiary ...