Medicaid policy
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
... 2. Oppose the conversion of Medic- aid fi nancing to an annual allot- ment or block grant programs with a fi xed budget. Block grant proposals typically result in cost shifting from federal to state budgets and do not ...
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Medicaid Policy & Gender-Confirming Healthcare for Trans People: An Interview with Advocates
... plan absolutely excluding the only available treatment known at this stage of the art for a particular condition must be considered an arbitrary denial of benefits based solely on the ‘diagnosis, type of illness, or ...
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Oral Health Care in CSHCN: State Medicaid Policy Considerations
... receiving Medicaid insurance coverage at the time of the survey and/or at any time during the previous 12 ...with Medicaid expansion programs for children above the federal Medicaid upper in- come ...
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Medicaid Policy Statement
... of Medicaid enrollment, if applicable, families should receive easily understood infor- mation about their choices of managed care plans, primary care physicians, and voluntary enroll- ment of children with ...
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PubMedCentral-PMC4969154.pdf
... expedited Medicaid policy who had a diagnosis of severe mental illness (schizophrenia or bipolar disorder) recorded either in prison records or in DSHS ...expedited Medicaid (n= 895) and (2) those ...
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The Association of Gender, Age, and Coping with Internalizing Symptoms in Youth with Sickle Cell Disease
... in Medicaid and the Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP) received a well child check up in 2009 (Kenney et ...a Medicaid policy allowing for reimbursement of medical providers for application ...
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The Warped One: Nationalist Adaptations of the Cuchulain Myth
... The policy was a joint effort of the South Carolina Birth Outcomes Initiative (SCBOI), over 150 community and health organizations, and an endeavor of the South Carolina Department of Health and Human Services ...
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Health Insurance Generosity and Conditional Coverage: Evidence from Medicaid Managed Care in Kentucky
... expanding Medicaid did not affect state-to-state ...in Medicaid plan generosity may be an important ...in Medicaid policy as an instrument for the actual policy (Aizer et ...
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Full and Limited Medicaid Participation Among Pediatricians
... Limited Medicaid participants are a promising target for Medicaid policy changes de- signed to improve the access of low income children to health care in primary care physicians’ office[r] ...
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Break-even analysis of Medicaid versus fee for service in orthodontic practice : North Carolina as a case study
... by Medicaid in the patient pool would have on the potential profitability of community–based orthodontic practices in North ...2005 Medicaid level of reimbursement, the specific aims were to examine ...
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The Deficit Reduction Act of 2005 - Reducing the Number of Recipients and Applicants Eligible to Receive Medicaid Benefits
... In summary, the Code of Federal Regulations should be revised to require the states to help all applicants/recipients obtain citizenship documentation in order to qualify to receive Medicaid. The states should ...
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A rationale and model for addressing tobacco dependence in substance abuse treatment
... tobacco policy, state laws, and local ordinances required drug abuse treatment facil- ities to restrict indoor smoking and may have spurred some to begin treating tobacco use ...
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The epidemiology of outpatient pain treatment in pediatrics
... and Medicaid-insured ...in Medicaid- insured patients as in commercially insured ...that Medicaid patients may be prescribed medications that can be obtained over the counter to ensure that they ...
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Physician Reimbursement Under Medicaid
... Pediatric services alone are inadequate to meet the needs of many children, including bow income chil-. dren, who may suffer a range of psychosocial prob-[r] ...
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Medicaid expansion and treatment for opioid use disorders in Oregon: an interrupted time-series analysis
... In the multi-variable logistic regression analysis of use of any pharmacotherapy, odds of use were unchanged in the years prior to expansion (AOR = 1.01, 95% CI 0.99–1.03). Medicaid expansion, however, was ...
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Medicaid and Behavioral Health Overview
... prohibit Medicaid payments for school-based administrative activities (including outreach, enrollment, and support in gaining access to EPSDT), prohibit Medicaid payments for transporting school-age ...
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Fraud detection within Medicaid
... Explanation of Medical Benefits (EOMB). This is an automatically generated overview of the bills that have been paid for services that the patient received. Patients not always read the statements and if they do, have a ...
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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 twice the rate as ...
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Medicaid Benefit Generosity and Labor Market Outcomes: Evidence from Medicaid Adult Vision Benefits
... determine Medicaid adult vision coverage policies for each state and year (Kaiser Family Foundation ...no Medicaid fee-for-service (FFS) component ...of policy changes whenever possible, and ...
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