Delaying Administration’s Medicaid Regulations Will Not Weaken the Program’s Fiscal Integrity
Administration Moves to Withdraw Key Health Services from Children and Adults With Mental Illness and Other Disabilities
Administration's Medicaid Regulations Will Weaken Coverage, Harm States, and Strain Health Care System
New Medicaid Rules Would Limit Care for Children in Foster Care and People with Disabilities in Ways Congress Did Not Intend
Paying More for Less: "Healthy Indiana Plan" Would Cost More Than Medicaid While Providing Inferior Coverage
New Children’s Health Legislation Would Not Allow Any Undocumented Immigrants to Enroll in SCHIP or Medicaid
Senate Republican Leadership to Seek Reconsideration of SCHIP Plan That Would Fail To Make Progress In Covering Uninsured Children
"Crowd-Out" Is Not the Same As Voluntarily Dropping Private Health Insurance for Public Program Coverage
Charge That Bipartisan SCHIP Compromise Bill Aids Undocumented Immigrants Is False
CBO Estimates Show SCHIP Agreement Would Provide Health Insurance to 3.8 Million Uninsured Children
More Americans, Including More Children, Now Lack Health Insurance
Medicaid Documentation Requirement Disproportionately Harms Non-Hispanics, New State Data Show: Rule Mostly Hurts U.S. Citizen Children, Not Undocumented Immigrants
The False "Public Versus Private" Choice For Children’s Health Coverage
New Research Shows Simplifying Medicaid Can Reduce Children’s Hospitalizations
Can Incentives For Healthy Behavior Improve Health And Hold Down Medicaid Costs?
President's "Affordable Choices" Initiative Provides Little Support for State Efforts to Expand Health Coverage
Congress Has a Number Of Options To Pay For Extending Health Coverage To More Low-Income Children
Clearing Up Confusion on the Costs of Covering Uninsured Children Eligible For Medicaid or SCHIP
New Medicaid Citizenship Documentation Requirement Is Taking a Toll: States Report Enrollment Is Down and Administrative Costs Are Up
Cost-Sharing and Premiums in Medicaid, What Rules Apply?
The Administration Again Proposes to Shift Federal Medicaid Costs to States
Health Insurance “Connectors” Should Be Designed to Supplement Public Coverage, Not Replace It
Resuming the Path to Health Coverage for Children and Parents: A 50 State Update on Eligibility Rules, Enrollment and Renewal Procedures, and Cost-Sharing Practices in Medicaid and SCHIP in 2006
Medicaid Commission Recommendations Raise Serious Concerns
Medicaid Costs Are Growing More Slowly Than Costs For Medicare or Private Insurance
The Illusion of Choice: Vulnerable Medicaid Beneficiaries Being Placed in Scaled-Back “Benchmark” Benefit Packages
Documenting Citizenship and Identity Using Data Matches: A Promising Strategy for State Medicaid Programs
Revised Medicaid Documentation Requirement Jeopardizes Coverage for 1 To 2 Million Citizens
New HHS Regulations Focus Medicaid Documentation Requirement on U.S. Citizen Families
Press Release: Change in Medicaid Rules “Commendable,” But Further Changes Needed To Prevent Loss of Health Care Coverage by Poor Children and Parents
Senate Budget Process Legislation Embraces Misguided “45-Percent Trigger”
Using Information Technology to Document Citizenship in Medicaid
Administration Medicaid Rule Would Put Pressure on States to Reduce Benefits or Eligibility or to Lower Payments to Providers
West Virginia's Medicaid Changes Unlikely To Reduce State Costs or Improve Beneficiaries' Health
The New Medicaid Citizenship Documentation Requirement: A Brief Overview
New Requirement For Birth Certificates or Passports Could Threaten Medicaid Coverage For Vulnerable Beneficiaries: A State-By-State Analysis
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The Administration’s Medicaid Proposals Would Shift Federal Costs to States
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New Congressional Budget Office Estimates Indicate Millions Of Low-Income Beneficiaries Would Be Harmed By Medicaid Provisions In Budget Bill