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Publication Year: 2011

Affordability of health coverage for individuals with pre-existing conditions is an ongoing health policy concern. This SHADAC student paper describes a study to explore the health insurance coverage options for low-income individuals enrolled in Minnesota's high-risk pool upon full implementation of the Affordable Care Act in 2014.

Publication Year: 2011

The brief's maps and tables display one way of analyzing primary care capacity at a state level. The figures include information about the potential need (projected Medicaid eligibility and population characteristics) and capacity (current physician supply) in a visual format.

Publication Year: 2011

SHADAC has developed a brief analysis of primary care capacity for each SHAP grantee state.

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

Presentation by SHADAC research assistant Kerry Landry describes how  enrollees in the Minnesota Comprehensive Health Association (MNCH), the state's high risk pool, will be affected by coverage options in ACA and addressed a technique for estimating how many will qualify for Medicaid.