Add to ORKGExamines Medicaid spending growth by category and per enrollee, and the role of and factors behind enrollment growth, including the recession, federal protections against eligibility restrictions, additional funding, and expanded eligibility
The slowed growth in national health care spending over the past decade has led analysts to question...
OBJECTIVE: We examine whether broadened access to Medicaid helped insulate households from declines ...
BACKGROUND: From its inception, Medicaid was aimed at providing insurance coverage for low income ch...
Analyzes Medicaid enrollment and per-capita spending growth by service and compared with other areas...
Based on annual budget surveys of Medicaid directors from 2003 to 2007, analyzes states' cost contai...
Based on a November 2008 survey of Medicaid directors, examines the impact of the economic downturn ...
Examines 2000-10 Medicare and Medicaid expenditures; projections for 2011-20 from the Centers for Me...
Examines trends in the number of uninsured by age, race/ethnicity, work status, citizenship status, ...
Presents results of a state-by-state survey on Medicaid enrollment, spending, and cutbacks halfway t...
During the US recession of 2007–09, overall health care spending growth fell, but Medicare spending ...
During the US recession of 2007–09, overall health care spending growth fell, but Medicare spending ...
Draws upon twenty-nine studies in twenty-three states to analyze the role of Medicaid spending in st...
Examines how a rise in unemployment affects Medicaid and SCHIP (State Children's Health Insurance Pr...
Medicaid, a health insurance program funded jointly by the federal government and the states, is fa...
Looks at the impact on states of a temporary increase in federal dollars for Medicaid during the rec...
The slowed growth in national health care spending over the past decade has led analysts to question...
OBJECTIVE: We examine whether broadened access to Medicaid helped insulate households from declines ...
BACKGROUND: From its inception, Medicaid was aimed at providing insurance coverage for low income ch...
Analyzes Medicaid enrollment and per-capita spending growth by service and compared with other areas...
Based on annual budget surveys of Medicaid directors from 2003 to 2007, analyzes states' cost contai...
Based on a November 2008 survey of Medicaid directors, examines the impact of the economic downturn ...
Examines 2000-10 Medicare and Medicaid expenditures; projections for 2011-20 from the Centers for Me...
Examines trends in the number of uninsured by age, race/ethnicity, work status, citizenship status, ...
Presents results of a state-by-state survey on Medicaid enrollment, spending, and cutbacks halfway t...
During the US recession of 2007–09, overall health care spending growth fell, but Medicare spending ...
During the US recession of 2007–09, overall health care spending growth fell, but Medicare spending ...
Draws upon twenty-nine studies in twenty-three states to analyze the role of Medicaid spending in st...
Examines how a rise in unemployment affects Medicaid and SCHIP (State Children's Health Insurance Pr...
Medicaid, a health insurance program funded jointly by the federal government and the states, is fa...
Looks at the impact on states of a temporary increase in federal dollars for Medicaid during the rec...
The slowed growth in national health care spending over the past decade has led analysts to question...
OBJECTIVE: We examine whether broadened access to Medicaid helped insulate households from declines ...
BACKGROUND: From its inception, Medicaid was aimed at providing insurance coverage for low income ch...