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Publication Year: 2011

The Affordable Care Act (ACA) expands Medicaid eligibility to millions of previously-ineligible people, changes the income definition used to determine eligibility, and provides an enhanced federal medical assistance percentage (FMAP) to newly-eligible enrollees. 

In this webinar, Dr. John Czajka, a senior fellow at Mathematica Policy Research, discusses the eligibility challenges that states face under the ACA’s Medicaid provisions and suggests several ways that states might choose to move forward.  Joining Dr. Czajka is Karen Gibson, Director of Health Care Eligibility and Access at the Minnesota Department of Human Services.  Ms. Gibson speaks about the experience of Minnesota, which has adopted an early Medicaid expansion for adults permitted under the ACA.

Click here to view a PDF of Dr. Czajka's slides, or click here to view a PDF of Ms. Gibson's slides.

Publication Year: 2011

This webinar features presentations by SHARE grantees Dr. Genevieve Kenney and Dr. Edward Alan Miller.  Dr. Kenney presents findings from her study of the impact of benefit design changes on preventive care utilization among children enrolled in Medicaid/CHIP in Idaho and Kentucky.  Dr. Miller discusses his analysis of Rhode Island's HEALTHpact program, which aimed to expand coverage in the state's small-group market through insurance plans that incorporate financial incentives for wellness behaviors.

Publication Year: 2011

This article examines the impact of various outreach strategies on enrollment of children in California public health insurance programs. Enrollment rates in 25 California counties are linked to the various outreach and enrollment strategies employed by each county.

Publication Year: 2011

This paper evaluates efforts in Kentucky and Idaho to increase preventive care through Medicaid and CHIP. The authors examined Medicaid and CHIP enrollment and claims from before and after the increases in well-child visit reimbursements.  They found that increasing reimbursements for well-child visits and preventive dental care increased the number of children who received preventive care in Kentucky and Idaho.

Publication Year: 2010

Presentation by Sharon Long, "Taking Stock:  Assessing Access to Care for Non-elderly Adults on Medicaid," at the Medicaid and CHIP Payment and Access Commission (MACPAC) meeting held October 28 in Washington DC.