Missouri's 2005 Medicaid Cuts: How Did They Affect Enrollees And Providers?

Author:

Zuckerman Stephen1,Miller Dawn M.1,Pape Emily Shelton1

Affiliation:

1. Stephen Zuckerman () is senior fellow in the Health Policy Center, Urban Institute, in Washington, D.C. At the time this paper was written, Dawn Miller was a research assistant there. Emily Shelton Pape is a research associate at the Health Policy Center.

Publisher

Health Affairs (Project Hope)

Subject

Health Policy

Reference9 articles.

1. A. Blouin et al. “Missouri's Budget Crisis: The Impact on Access to Health Care Cuts, Consequences, and Policy Options to Restore Health” (St. Louis: Missouri Budget Project, February 2005).

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3. For enrollment by state 2000–2004, see Exhibit III.2 in S. Liu and H.T. Ireys, “Participation in the Medicaid Buy-In Program: A Statistical Profile from Integrated Data” (Washington: Mathematica Policy Research, May 2006).

4. As compared to household income, HIU income more accurately reflects the income available when purchasing private insurance or determining eligibility for public programs. J. Holahan, C. Hoffman, and M. Wang, “The New Middle Class of Insured Americans—Is it Real?” (Washington: Kaiser Commission on Medicaid and the Uninsured, March 2003).

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