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Medicaid eligibility is determined by each state separately. Within the state there are usually different requirements for institutional vs. regular Medicaid. A rule of thumb for institutional Medicaid (and Medicaid Waivers) is that the applicant is permitted a monthly income of $2,829 and countable...
Medicaid is typically available only to low-income applicants. Your income cannot exceed a certain percentage of the Federal Poverty Level, FPL, determined by your eligibility group. In most states, the income limits are higher for pregnant women and infants up to 12 months than other eligibility...
It regresses measures of state Medicaid eligibility, benefit coverage, and payment rate policies on sets of economic and political variables. Results suggest that political factors may help to determine state preferences for a trade-off between generosity to the poor (eligibility and benefits) and ...
Medicaid Eligibility Thresholds and Minimum Wage Laws: The Impact of State Policy Decisions on Health Insurance Coverage, Out-of-Pocket Spending, and Access to CareAuYeung, Caroline
Unlike Medicaid income eligibility for adults in expanded states, which is usually 138% FPL, Medicaid or CHIP eligibility varies widely depending on the state and on the age of the child. This can range from as low as 142% FPL in Louisiana to 380% FPL in Iowa among 0 to 1 ...
Moreover, the Medicaid expansions analyzed in this study were designed for working parents or guardians; this may represent a narrower sample of the population than is expected in the 2014 expansions. Finally, we evaluated state-initiated changes in Medicaid eligibility; consequently, the terms of ...
2014. http://kff.org/medicaid/state-indicator/medicaid-to-medicare-fee-index. Accessed May 16, 2017. 29. Ndumele CD, Mor V, Allen S, Burgess JF Jr, Trivedi AN. Effect of expansions in state Medicaid eligibility on access to care and the use of emergency department services for adult ...
Learn about Utah Medicaid State Plan Personal Care Services; the program’s benefits, eligibility requirements, how it can help seniors remain living outside of nursing homes and how family members can be paid to provide care.
Bor, MD; Danny McCormick, MD, MPH JAMA Internal Medicine Several states have sought waivers from the US Secretary of Health and Human Services to impose work requirements as a condition of Medicaid eligibility, as permitted under §1115 of the Social Security Act.1 Implications of such ...