Medicaid Patients
Policies Affecting Patients’ Access to Buprenorphine with a Special Focus on Michigan Medicaid Patients
... disorder. Patients are often unable to access MAT, however, due to many legal, financial, and cultural ...for patients to use subspecialty care. Among patients with insurance, Medicaid ...
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Treatment patterns in Medicaid patients with schizophrenia initiated on a first- or second-generation long-acting injectable versus oral antipsychotic
... the Medicaid data used in this study came from only six states and may not be represen- tative of the United States, other states, or non-Medicaid ...half-lives, patients receiving these therapies ...
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Factors That Influence the Willingness of Private Primary Care Pediatricians to Accept More Medicaid Patients
... serving Medicaid patients are attributable to 1) generally lower physician pay- ments in capitated systems or 2) state managed care contracting policies, which may restrict the provider ...where ...
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Comparison of compliance and treatment outcome between Medicaid and non-Medicaid patients treated in a university setting
... of Medicaid patients seen in the faculty practice between 2000 and ...both Medicaid and non-Medicaid patients, 70 Medicaid patients were retrieved from the ...the ...
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Diverting Managed Care Medicaid Patients From Pediatric Emergency Department Use
... Medicaid claims data was used to com- pare the six month health care utilization of the denied group to age and complaint matched children seen in the PED (PED-seen) or in a primary care[r] ...
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Practice Patterns in Medicaid and Non-Medicaid Asthma Admissions
... infection that the hospital's matched non-Medicaid patients also had a upper respiratory infection rate of 37.3%, without requiring that each matched pair have the same upper respiratory infection status. ...
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Medicaid Participation by Private and Safety Net Pediatricians, 1993 and 2000
... bringing Medicaid patients into private pediatric practices, it is crucial that the enabling con- ditions, such as participation by commercial man- aged care plans, be sustained to protect access to care in ...
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Insurance type and sepsis associated hospitalizations and sepsis associated mortality among US adults: A retrospective cohort study
... these patients delay care for ...and Medicaid patients with sepsis compared to those with private ...ill patients without insurance ...sepsis patients. It is also possible that in some ...
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Comparison of treatment result and compliance between private practice Medicaid and non-Medicaid orthodontic patients
... between Medicaid and non- Medicaid orthodontic ...to Medicaid patients which only compromised 26% of the total patient ...Their Medicaid patients broke appointments at nearly ...
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Medicaid Policy Statement
... For Medicaid participants who do not choose and must be assigned to a managed care organization, use practical criteria to assign them, including current and previous relationships with primary care and specialty ...
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Medicaid Policy Statement
... that Medicaid payments to providers for the goods and serv- ices involved in caring for chil- dren not only pay for the related work and practice expenses but also provide a suf fi cient return to make continued ...
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2020_Caprise.pdf
... for patients are cost and time. Patients experience a restriction due to cost that causes some to go without treatment—only 55-70% of Americans receive the care they need (Askin & Moore, ...when ...
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Qualitative perspectives of primary care providers who treat Medicaid managed care patients
... serving Medicaid patients under current reimbursement rates and the inadequacy of investment in care coordin- ...new Medicaid patients be- cause the reimbursement for seeing Medicaid ...
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Pediatrician Participation in Medicaid: 1978 to 1989
... Restricted participation includes Medicaid participants who distinguish patients by payment source; Medicaid patients have less access to them than do their private patients. Unclassifie[r] ...
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Has Leisure Time Become Medicaid's New Competitor?
... seeing Medicaid patients third on their list, behind treating private-pay patients and coaching soc- cer, state Medicaid programs have an emerging competitor on their ...for ...
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Trends in 30-Day Readmission for Medicaid and Privately Insured Pediatric Patients: 2010–2017
... readmissions. This measure uses a hierarchical logistic regression model with a random hospital intercept that includes age, sex, the presence of 17 chronic condition body system indicators, and the number of body ...
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Estimated Impact of Competing Policy Recommendations for Age of First Dental Visit
... In this study, we compare estimated utilization of dental services (defined as the proportion of children with a dental visit within the preceding 12 months) and levels of untreated dental caries among 1- to 3-year-olds ...
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A rationale and model for addressing tobacco dependence in substance abuse treatment
... addictions patients. Providers should routinely ask about and update patients' smoking ...status. Patients should routinely be given clear and individualized advice to quit ...assessing ...
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Variations in the patients’ hospital care experience by states’ strategy for Medicaid expansion: 2009-2013
... the Medicaid state Section 1115 Demonstration Waiver authority through the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services ...1115 Medicaid waivers give states an opportunity to test new approaches in ...
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State variation in opioid treatment policies and opioid related hospital readmissions
... of patients aged 18 years and older with an opioid-related index hospitalization between April 2013 and June 2015 and no preceding opioid-related hospitalization within 90 ...
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