Medicaid beneficiaries who exceeded their annual drug benefit caps. Reference to a study by C. W. Tseng et al published in the August 25, 2004 issue of the "Journal of the American Medical Association"; Amount of annual Medicare benefit caps of the participants; Common strategy used by the ...
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For example, in NC, neonates with mothers on Medicaid are automatically eligible for Medicaid but may lose this coverage after their first birthday [23]. Also, our finding that individuals with severe disease have a higher probability of follow-up with cardiology is concordant with previous ...
Dr. Howell noted that while barriers to transition may vary, and could include gaps in insurance coverage, gaps in how young adults understand their condition and medications, discomfort moving from a familiar facility to a new one, and potential institutional and practitioner bias...
North Carolina has two distinct opportunities to close coverage gaps on re-entry. One is to launch a state-wide program to expedite Medicaid re-enrollment and assist previously eligible unenrolled persons to enroll in Medicaid upon leaving prison. Some North Carolina counties have made a s...
FullText Health care workers in many parts of India have little or no medical training and the quality of care provided is deficient in many respects, report researchers from India, Canada, the United States, and the World Bank (Das J et al.Health Aff [Millwood]. 2012;31[12]...
Workforce issues and consumer satisfaction in Medicaid personal assistance services. This study used a survey of older people and younger persons with disabilities who were receiving Medicaid-financed home and community-based services (HCBS... WL Anderson,JM Wiener,G Khatutsky - 《Health Care Financ...
PDB60 GAPS IN MEDICAID COVERAGE AND THE RISK FOR HOSPITALIZATION AND MORTALITY AMONG INDIVIDUALS WITH DIABETES IN A MEDICAID PROGRAM - Value in Healthdoi:10.1016/S1098-3015(10)72304-4Y YangBF BanahanPF PaceElsevier Inc.Value in Health
Children with medical complexity (CMC) comprise < 1% of the pediatric population, but account for nearly one-third of healthcare expenditures. Further, while CMC account for up to 80% of pediatric inpatient hospital costs, only 2% of Medicaid sp
access to employer-provided insurance, because of unemployment, or employers won’t offer it to lower-wage workers. The public medical insurance safety net provided by Medicaid and SCHIP mitigates the lack of insurance. However, the non-group insurance market does very little to fill in the ...