Medicaid Works
Medicaid Works
Medicaid has transformed health care for low-income families and individuals, including children, parents, pregnant mothers, seniors, and people with disabilities. Below find resources that explain more about how it helps improve access to health care, its successes, and why states should expand Medicaid.
- Medicaid Works: Millions Benefit from Medicaid’s Effective, Efficient Coverage
- Medicaid Works: Medicaid Is an Essential Partner for Supportive Housing
- Medicaid Works: Flexible Coverage Supports State Health Innovation
- Oregon Medicaid Proposal Builds on State’s Success
- Medicaid Works: Expansion Improving Access to Care and Financial Well-Being
- Policy Basics: Introduction to Medicaid
- Medicaid Works: For States, Flexible Rules and Reliable Funding
- Medicaid Works: 10 Key Facts
- Medicaid Works: A Critical and Evolving Pillar of U.S. Health Care
- States Are Using Flexibility to Create Successful, Innovative Medicaid Programs
- Medicaid Expansion Producing State Savings and Connecting Vulnerable Groups to Care
- Medicaid Works: Evolving to Improve Health, Lower Costs
- Frequently Asked Questions About Medicaid
- Medicaid Works: Expansion Improving Access to Care and Financial Well-Being
- Medicaid Works for People with Disabilities