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More than a quarter of Medicare beneficiaries are enrolled in Medicare Advantage, which was created in large part to improve the efficiency of health care delivery by promoting competition among private managed care plans. This paper explores the spillover effects of the Medicare Advantage...
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This paper estimates the effect that premiums in Medicaid have on the length of enrollment of program beneficiaries …. Whether and how low income-families will participate in the exchanges and in states’ Medicaid programs depends crucially on … Wisconsin's Medicaid program to identify the effects of premiums on enrollment for low-income families. I use a 3-year …
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a higher asset threshold for Medicaid eligibility for LTC coverage. We find that the program generates few new purchases …
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among two Medicaid managed care plans impacts utilization and spending. We use a quasi-experimental approach exploiting the … timing and county-specific implementation of Medicaid managed care mandates in two contiguous regions of Kentucky. We find …
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I investigate how changes in fees paid to Medicaid physicians affect take-up among children in low-income families. The … existing literature suggests that the low level of Medicaid fee payments to physicians reduces their willingness to see … Medicaid patients, thus creating an access-to-care problem for these patients. For the identical service, current Medicaid …
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Crowd-out, the switching from private to public insurance, is often found, but estimates are rarely consistent with prior measurements. Cutler and Gruber (1996) found crowd-out in up to half of the newly eligible children, while Card and Shore-Sheppard (2004) found almost none. This paper...
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The new comprehensive health reform, beginning in 2014, will require Medicaid to expand all elements of coverage to … adult Medicaid dental benefits, generating an unbiased estimate of the elasticity of demand for dental services is critical. …
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In this paper, we examine the effects of recent parental Medicaid eligibility expansions on Medicaid participation and … three main results. First, the eligibility expansions result in significant increases in Medicaid participation; a “typical …” expansion increases Medicaid participation by about four percent of baseline coverage rates. Second, the participation effect is …
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Medicaid provides health insurance for 54 million Americans. Using the Census Bureau's Supplemental Poverty Measure … (which subtracts out-of-pocket medical expenses from family resources), we estimated the impact of eliminating Medicaid. In … our counterfactual, Medicaid beneficiaries would become uninsured or gain other insurance. Counterfactual medical …
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