View Health Policy Analyses: By Category By Date: 2008 | 2007 | 2006 | 2005 | 2004 | 2003 | 2002 | 2001 | 2000 | 1999-1991 Assuring That Child Health Applications Do Not Deter Enrollment Among Eligible Children in Noncitizen Families Michelle Cochran and Cindy Mann 12/15/99 14pp pub. # 99-140, no charge Steps States Can Take to Facilitate Medicaid Enrollment of Children Donna Cohen Ross 12/6/99 3pp pub. # 98-153, $3.00 Congress Lifts the Sunset on the "$500 Million Fund" Extends Opportunities for States to Ensure Parents and Children Do Not Lose Health Coverage Donna Cohen Ross and Jocelyn Guyer 12/1/99 9pp 99-107, $3.00 How Early Childhood Programs Can Link Children to Free and Low-Cost Health Insurance Programs Donna Cohen Ross Revised 12/1/99 6pp 99-073, $3.00 How Schools Can Help Link Children to Free and Low-Cost Health Insurance Programs Donna Cohen Ross 11/1/99 Missed Opportunities: Declining Medicaid Enrollment Undermines the Nation's Progress in Insuring Low-Income Children Jocelyn Guyer, Matthew Broaddus, and Michelle Cochran 10/20/99 11pp 99-124, $4.00 Tax Provisions in "Quality Care for the Uninsured Act" Largely Benefit High-Income Taxpayers And Do Not Help Most Uninsured Iris J. Lav 10/6/99 7pp 99-118, $3.00 How Health Care Providers Can Help Link Children to Free and Low Cost Health Insurance Programs Donna Cohen Ross 9/20/99 6pp 99-073, $3.00 Health Insurance Tax Deductions Cannot Help Most Uninsured Iris J. Lav and Cindy Mann 7/12/99 6pp 99-080, $3.00 Ins and Outs of Delinking: Promoting Medicaid Enrollment of Children Who are Moving In and Out of the TANF System (PDF) Cindy Mann 3/31/99 25pp 99-049, no charge Community-Based Organization: Paving the Way to Children's Health Insurance Coverage (PDF) Donna Cohen Ross 3/31/99 40pp 99-050, no charge Employed But Not Insured: A State-by-State Analysis of the Number of Low-Income Working Parents Who Lack Health Insurance Jocelyn Guyer and Cindy Mann 2/2/99 37pp 99-004, $5.00 Assuring That Eligible Families Receive Medicaid When TANF Assistance is Denied or Terminated Liz Schott and Cindy Mann 11/5/98 23pp 98-134, $5.00 Opening the Door: Improving the Healthy Families/Medi-Cal Applications Process An analysis prepared by CBPP in collaboration with the Medi-Cal Policy Institute. This is a comprehensive report on the California child health enrollment process, including a detailed analysis of federal law requirements as they affect state child health application systems. To order this report, contact the Center at (202) 408-1080. 108pp 98-132, $10.00 Taking the Next Step: States Can Now Take Advantage of Federal Medicaid Matching Funds to Expand Health Care Coverage to Low-income Working Parents (PDF) Jocelyn Guyer and Cindy Mann 8/20/98 6pp 98-085, $3.00 Medical Savings Account Proposal Poses Serious Risks to Insurance Market and to Less Healthy Individuals While Providing New Tax Shelter for High-Income Taxpayers Iris J. Lav and Robert Greenstein 7/21/98 The House Budget Resolution Threatens Health Care Programs For Low-Income Families and Elderly and Disabled Peoples Cindy Mann and Jocelyn Guyer 7/15/98 Taking the Next Step: States Can Now Expand Health Coverage to Low-Income Working Parents Through Medicaid Jocelyn Guyer and Cindy Mann 7/2/98 Roth Amendment Health Insurance Tax Deductions Benefit Higher-Income, Already-Insured Families Iris J. Lav 5/20/98 Are Health Insurance Tax Deductions A Wise Use of Tobacco Tax Revenues? Iris J. Lav and Cindy Mann 5/14/98 Would the Proposed National Tobacco Settlement Compensate the Federal Government Adequately for Tobacco-Related Health Care Costs? Andy Schneider and Sara Thom 2/13/98 The Proposed National Tobacco Settlement and Recovery of Federal Health Care Costs Andy Schneider and Sara Thom 2/10/98 7pp 99-010, $3.00 The Tobacco Settlements: Do All of the Medicaid Recoveries Belong to the States? Andy Schneider and Sara Thom Revised 12/11/97 12pp pub # 97-146, $4.00 Why Not Medicaid? Using Child Health Funds to Expand Coverage Through the Medicaid Program Cindy Mann 11/19/97 25pp 97-138, $3.00 Analysis of 1996 Census Bureau Poverty, Income and Health Data Revised 10/14/97 Overview of Medicaid Provisions in the Balanced Budget Act of 1997, P.L. 105-33 Andy Schneider 9/8/97 25pp pub. # 97-116, $5.00 Overview of the New Child Health Block Grant Cindy Mann and Jocelyn Guyer Revised 8/28/97 16pp pub. # 97-109, $4.00 The Senate Budget Bill Would Shift $8.8 Billion in Cost-Sharing onto Poor Medicare Beneficiaries and the Health Care Providers that Treat Them Andy Schneider July 1997 7 pp. pub. # 97-098, $3.00 The House Child Health Block Grant: Health Insurance for Children or Windfall for States? Jocelyn Guyer and Cindy Mann July 1997 6pp. pub. # 97-078, $3.00 Child Health Block Grant: Key Conference Issues Cindy Mann July 1997 12 pp. pub. # 97-087, $4.00 Presumptive Eligibility for Children: A Promising New Strategy for Enrolling Uninsured Children in Medicaid (15K) Donna Cohen Ross Rev. November 1998 5pp pub # 97-088, $3.00 Child Health Expansions Should Begin with Medicaid Restorations for Legal Immigrant Children and for Disabled Children Losing SSI Benefits July 1997 5 pp. pub. # 97-091, $3.00 Lott Amendment on State Medicaid Administrative Costs Would Have Damaging Effects on the Program and be Inequitable to States June 1997 7 pp. pub. # 97-072, $3.00 The Chairman�s Proposal to Expand Cost-Sharing Under the Medicaid Program Could Increase the Number of Uninsured Children and Rescue Access to Care June 1997 5 pp. pub. # 97-071, $3.00 Assuring Health Care Coverage for Low-Income Children: Why the Chafee-Rockefeller Bill is A Better Approach Than the Roth Proposal Jocelyn Guyer and Cindy Mann June 1997 8 pp. pub. # 97-069, $3.00 Increasing the Health Insurance Deduction for the Self-Employed Would Eat Up Funds While Doing Little to Insure More Children Iris J. Lav and Robert Greenstein June 1997 6 pp. pub. # 97-064, $3.00 Reducing the Number of Uninsured Children: Building Upon Medicaid Coverage is a Better Approach Than Creating a New Block Grant to the States Andy Schneider June 1997 12 pp. pub. # 97-057, $5.00 The Medicaid Program Has Been the Program of Choice for Most States that Have Expanded Coverage for Uninsured Children Cindy Mann and Laura Cox June 1997 4 pp. pub. # 97-056, $3.00 Medicaid and Child Health Provisions of the Bipartisan Budget Agreement Andy Schneider May 1997 7 pp. pub. # 97-054, $3.00 The Administration�s Medicaid Proposals Andy Schneider and Sam Elkin April 1997 55 pp. pub. # 97-028, $8.00 Putting a Per Capita Cap on Federal Medicaid Spending: Implications for States and Beneficiaries Andy Schneider April 1997 8 pp. pub. # 97-030, $3.00 Millions of Uninsured and Underinsured Children are Eligible for Medicaid Laura Summer, Sharon Parrott and Cindy Mann April 1997 22 pp. pub. # 96-096, $5.00 No Signs of Progress: Despite Economic Recovery, 40 Million Still Lack Health Insurance Laura Summer and Kathryn Larin November 1996 6 pp. pub. # 96-094, $3.00 An Analysis of the AFDC-Related Medicaid Provisions in the New Welfare Law Cindy Mann November 1996 10 pp. pub. # 96-086, $3.00 Legal Immigrants' Eligibility for Welfare, Medicaid and Food Stamps Under the New Welfare Law October 1996 2 pp. pub. #  96-089, $3.00 MSA Demonstration: Research Suggests Controls Needed to Prevent Adverse Effect on Insurance Market Iris J. Lav July 1996 15 pp. pub. #  96-068, $4.00 The Wisconsin Waiver Seeks to Make Fundamental Changes in the Medicaid Program Cindy Mann June 1996 4 pp. pub. # 96-056, $3.00 "Umbrella Payments" Under the Medicaid Restructuring Act of 1996 Richard Kogan June 1996 11 pp. pub. # 96-057, $4.00 New Medicaid Proposal Would Lead to an Inequitable Distribution of Federal Funds Cindy Mann, Steve Wilber and Lily Hua June 1996 10 pp. pub. # 96-058, $3.00 Federal Caps and State Medicaid Requirements Under the Medicaid Restructuring Act Richard Kogan June 1996 4 pp. pub. # 96-061, $3.00 State-by-State Distribution of Medicaid Reductions: House Reconciliation Bill June 1996 8 pp. pub. # 96-062, $3.00 The Medicaid Restructuring Act of 1996: When Is a Guarantee Not a Guarantee? Cindy Mann May 1996 9 pp. pub. # 96-052, $3.00 Who Will Use Medical Savings Accounts and Why Will They Use Them? Iris J. Lav April 1996 3 pp. pub. # 96-035, $3.00 Reischauer Analyzes the Governors' Medicaid Proposal (Statement of Robert D. Reischauer before the Senate Committee on Finance) April 1996 6 pp. pub. #  96-043, $3.00 The Governors Medicaid Proposal Richard Kogan and Cindy Mann (Contains more detailed analysis of issues covered in papers 96-010 and 96-017) March 1996 48 pp. pub. # 96-015, $7.00 The NGA Medicaid Proposal Will Shift Costs onto Local Governments and Providers March 1996 2 pp. pub. # 96-017, $3.00 Governors' Proposals Could Lead to Sharp State Funding Reductions in Medicaid and AFDC Richard Kogan March 1996 10 pp. pub. # 96-01, $3.00 Federal Caps and State Matching Requirements Under the Governors Medicaid Proposal Richard Kogan February 1996 8 pp. pub. # 96-010, $3.00 An Illusory State Match Requirement? The Republican Medicaid Proposals Bring Back State Financing Gimmicks Cindy Mann December 1995 4 pp. pub. # 95-117, $3.00 State-by-State Effects of the Federal Medicaid Cuts Proposed in the Reconciliation Bill Richard Kogan, Cindy Mann and Myra Tanamor November 1995 3 pp. pub. # 95-143, $3.00 Medicaid Block Grants: The Challenge For States and the Risks to Vulnerable Populations Cindy Mann November 1995 4 pp. pub. # 95-132, $3.00 The Conference Agreement on Medicaid: How Deep are the Federal, State, and Total Funding Cuts Richard Kogan and Myra Tanamor November 1995 11 pp. pub. # 95-127, $3.00 The Proposed Medicaid Block Grant Would Lead to an Inequitable Distribution of Funds Cindy Mann, Richard Kogan and Myra Tanamor November 1995 7 pp. pub. # 95-141, $3.00 The Financing Method Makes a Difference: A Medicaid Block Grant Would Shift All Unanticipated Costs onto States September 1995 2 pp. pub. # 95-116, $3.00 Design Flexibility and Funding Flexibility in the Medicaid Program Richard Kogan July 1995 8 pp. pub. # 95-092, $4.00 Comparing the Options for Achieving Federal Medicaid Savings Cindy Mann and Richard Kogan July 1995 11 pp. pub. # 95-091, $4.00 The Conference Budget Resolution Would Prompt Cuts in Medicaid Eligibility and Benefits Cindy Mann and Richard Kogan June 1995 7 pp. pub. # 95-084, $3.00 A Medicaid Block Grant is Likely to Lead to an Inequitable Distribution of Federal Funds Cindy Mann June 1995 10 pp. pub. # 95-027, $3.00 Federal Medicaid Reductions and the States: Projecting the Effect of Three Options David Super and Richard Kogan May 1995 12 pp. pub. # 95-017, $4.00 The Impact of Capping Federal Medicaid Payment To States Cindy Mann April 1995 13 pp. pub. # 95-045, $4.00 The Impact of Federal Medicaid Cuts: How Can States' Interests Be Protected? Richard Kogan, Cindy Mann and David Super April 1995 9 pp. pub. # 95-021, $3.00 Budget Control Devices and Health Care Reform David Super November 1994 23 pp. pub. # 94-018, $5.00 Assuring Access to Low-Income Subsidies in Health Care Reform Laura Summer October 1994 44 pp. pub. # 94-002, $7.00 Trends in Health Insurance Coverage, 1987 to 1993 Laura Summer and Isaac Shapiro October 1994 9 pp. pub. # 94-014, $3.00 Medical Savings Accounts Impede Universal Coverage Iris Lav August 1994 14 pp pub. # 94-008, $4.00 Warning: Inadequate Low-Income Subsidy Design Can Case Problems for Health Care Reform David A. Super, Robert Greenstein and Laura Summer June 1994 78 pp. pub. # 94-016, $12.00 Working Together: A Review of State WIC Agencies Referral Materials for Medicaid Sibyll Carnochan and Laura Summer April 1992 17 pp. pub. #  92-010, $7.00 Working Together: A Guide to Coordinating WIC and Medicaid Services Laura Summer June 1991 37 pp. pub. # 91-014, $7.00 Limited Access: Health Care for the Rural Poor Laura Summer February 1991 106 pp. pub. # 91-004, $12.00