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Sep 2004	An Empirical Investigation of the Relationship between Wealth and Health Using the Survey of Consumer Finances
Aug 2004	Counting the Uninsured: Why Congress Should Look Beyond the Census Figures
Apr 2004	County Residency and Access to Care for Low- and Moderate-Income Californians
Apr 2004	Unequal Access: Insurance Instability Among Low-Income Workers and Minorities
Apr 2004	Dual Eligibles: Medicaid's Role in Filling Medicare's Gaps - Issue Brief
Mar 2004	OIG Studies on Potential Medicaid Savings Through Cost Contributions from Noncustodial Parents
Mar 2004	Medicaid: A Lower-Cost Approach to Serving a High-Cost Population
Mar 2004	Medicaid: Intergovernmental Transfers Have Facilitated State Financing Schemes
Mar 2004	Health Coverage and Access Challenges for Low-Income Women
Feb 2004	Medicaid: Improved Federal Oversight of State Financing Schemes Is Needed. GAO-04-228
Jan 2004	Medicaid Matters: Hearing from Families
Jan 2004	Improving Children’s Health: A Chartbook About the Roles of Medicaid and SCHIP
Dec 2003	An Update on Coverage Trends in Medicaid and SCHIP
Dec 2003	The Effect of State Fiscal Conditions on Medicaid
Dec 2003	Medicaid: Current Benefits and Flexibility
Sep 2003	2003 State-by-State Medicaid Fact Sheets
Sep 2003	Access to Care for the Uninsured: An Update
Sep 2003	CDC Data Show Medicaid and SCHIP Played a Critical Counter-Cyclical Role in Strengthening Health Insurance Coverage during the Economic Downturn
Sep 2003	Health and Welfare in a Weak Economy: New Findings from the National Survey of America's Families
Sep 2003	Health Insurance Coverage in the United States: 2002
Sep 2003	Online 50-State Database Provides Comprehensive Source on Medicaid Benefits
Sep 2003	Useful Resources as the New U.S. Census Numbers on Health Coverage are Released
Aug 2003	Access to Physician Services in Public Insurance Programs for Low-Income Populations: A Framework for Assessment and Action
Aug 2003	Impact of the States' Fiscal Crisis on Medicaid
Aug 2003	Maintaining the Gains: The Importance of Preserving Coverage in Medicaid and SCHIP
Aug 2003	Medicaid Formula: Differences in Funding Ability among States Often Are Widened
Jul 2003	State-level Poverty Data for the Medicare Population
Jul 2003	Which Way For Federalism And Health Policy?
Jun 2003	Long-Term Care: Federal Oversight of Growing Medicaid Home and Community-Based Waivers Should Be Strengthened
Jun 2003	Medicaid Moving in the Wrong Direction?
Jun 2003	Medicaid and Ticket to Work: States' Early Efforts to Cover Working Individuals with Disabilities
May 2003	The Decline in Medicaid Use by Noncitizens since Welfare Reform
May 2003	Charging The Poor More For Health Care: Cost-Sharing In Medicaid
May 2003	What Goes Up May Not Go Down: State Medicaid Decisions in Times of Plenty
Apr 2003	Health Insurance Premiums and Cost-Sharing: The Impact on Low-Income Populations
Apr 2003	Model Prescription Drug Prior Authorization Process for State Medicaid Programs
Apr 2003	State-Specific Section 1115 Waiver Fact Sheets
Apr 2003	Prior Authorization for Medicaid Prescription Drugs in Five States: Lessons for Policy Makers
Apr 2003	There's Something About Medicaid
Mar 2003	Beyond Medi-Cal: Health Insurance Coverage Among Former Welfare Recipients
Mar 2003	Is Medicaid Retrenching?: State Budgets and Medicaid Enrollment in 2002
Feb 2003	The Medicaid-Medicare Link: State Medicaid Programs Are Shouldering A Greater Share Of The Costs Of Care For Seniors And People With Disabilities
Jan 2003	Medicaid Medically Needy Programs: An Important Source of Medicaid Coverage
Jan 2003	Medicaid and SCHIP: States Use Varying Approaches to Monitor Children's Access to Care
Jan 2003	The Medicaid Resource Book
Jan 2003	Participation of Plans and Providers in Medicaid and SCHIP Managed Care
Jan 2003	Paying for Choice: The Cost Implications of Health Plan Options For People on Medicare
Jan 2003	State Fiscal Conditions and Health Coverage: The Outlook for 2003
Jan 2003	Understanding Health-Insurance Coverage of Low-Skilled Workers in the US and in California: Trading Wages for Insurance
Dec 2002	Building Administrative Capacity for CHIP and Medicaid: Image, Outreach, and Organization
Dec 2002	Early Release of Selected Estimates Based on Data From the January-June 2002 NHIS
Dec 2002	Staying Covered: The Importance of Retaining Health Insurance for Low-Income Families
Nov 2002	Medicaid and the Prescription Drug Benefit: Cost Containment Strategies and State Experiences
Nov 2002	Toward Comprehensive Health Coverage for All: Summaries of 20 State Planning Grants from the U.S. Health Resources and Services Administration
Oct 2002	GAO Report Raises Concerns About Recent Health Care Waivers: Findings Relevant to Current "Superwaiver" Debate
Oct 2002	Helping Eligible Medicare Beneficiaries Access Medicaid: Lessons from the SCHIP Experience
Sep 2002	New CDC Data Show the Importance of Sustaining Medicaid and SCHIP Coverage as Private Health Insurance Erodes in 2002
Sep 2002	Patterns of long-term utilization of Medicaid and Food Stamps by Wisconsin welfare leavers
Sep 2002	The Number of Americans Without Health Insurance Rose in 2001 and Appears to Be Continuing to Rise in 2002
Aug 2002	Managing Medicaid Take-Up: Medicaid Enrollment Trends: 1995-2000
Aug 2002	Medicaid and SCHIP: Recent HHS Approvals of Demonstration Waiver Projects Raise Concerns
Aug 2002	Preserving Medicaid in Tough Times: An Action Kit for State Advocates
Jun 2002	Promoting Medicaid and Food Stamp Participation: Establishing Eligibility Procedures that Support Participation and Meet Families' Needs
Apr 2002	Welfare Reform: States Provide TANF-Funded Work Support Services to Many Low-Income Families Who Do Not Receive Cash Assistance
Feb 2002	The New Medicaid and CHIP Waiver Initiatives
Sep 2001	A Ten Foot Rope for a Forty Foot Hole: Tax Credits for the Uninsured
Aug 2001	Administration Medicaid and SCHIP Waiver Policy Encourages States to Scale Back Benefits Significantly and Increase Cost-Sharing for Low-Income Beneficiaries
Apr 2001	Reforming Medicaid: The Experiences of Five Pioneering States with Mandatory Managed Care and Eligibility Expansions
2001	Continuation and Longitudinal Retention of Food Stamps and Medicaid Benefits Among Welfare Leavers
2000	Health Care After Welfare: An Update of Findings from State-Level Leaver Studies
	Covering Parents through Medicaid and SCHIP: Potential Benefits to Low-Income Parents and Children
	Medical Spending, Health Insurance, and Measurement of American Poverty
	The Role of Medicaid in State Budgets
	State of Indiana: Strategies for Improving Food Stamp, Medicaid, and SCHIP Participation
	State of Maine: Strategies for Improving Food Stamp, Medicaid, and SCHIP Participation
	Abolishing the Medicaid Ghetto: Putting Patients First
	Addressing the Health Insurance Needs of Newly Unemployed, Low-Income Workers
	Administration's Regulation to Reduce Medicaid "Upper Payment Limit" Would Further Worsen State Budget Crises
	America's Health Care Safety Net: Intact but Endangered
	The APHSA Medicaid HEDIS Database Project: Report for the Third Project Year (Data for 1999)
	Can Medicaid Work for Low-Income Working Families?
	Coordinating Medicaid and Food Stamps: How New Food Stamp Policies Can Reduce Barriers to Health Care Coverage for Low-Income Working Families
	Discontinuous Coverage in Medicaid and the Implications of 12-Month Continuous Coverage for Children
	Disparities in State Health Coverage: A Matter of Policy or Fortune?
	Eliminating the Medicaid Asset Test for Families: A Review of State Experiences
	Evolution of Medicaid Managed Care Systems and Eligibility Expansions
	Expanding Family Coverage: States' Medicaid Eligibility Policies for Working Families in the Year 2000
	Federally Qualified Health Centers: Surviving Medicaid Managed Care, But Not Thriving
	Florida’s Medicaid Prescription Drug Benefit: A Case Study
	HCFA's Medicaid Welfare Reform Implementation Reviews, by State
	Health Care Coverage for People Leaving Welfare
	The Health Care Safety Net: Millions of Low-Income People Left Uninsured
	Health Insurance Coverage: 2001
	Health Insurance Coverage: 2000
	Health Insurance for Unemployed Workers
	Health Insurance, Welfare, and Work
	Implications for Family Planning of Post-Welfare Reform Insurance Trends
	The Importance of Family-Based Insurance Expansions: New Research Findings about State Health Reforms
	Improving Transitional Medicaid to Promote Work and Strengthen Health Insurance Coverage
	Local Efforts to Increase Health Insurance Coverage among Children in California
	Losing Ground: Declining Medi-Cal Enrollment After Welfare Reform
	Making Medicaid Better: Options to Allow States to Continue to Participate and to Bring the Program Up To Date in Today’s Health Care Marketplace
	Medicaid and Children: Overcoming Barriers to Enrollment (Findings from a National Survey)
	Medicaid and SCHIP: Comparisons of Outreach, Enrollment Practices, and Benefits (HEHS-00-86)
	Medicaid and State Budgets: An Overview of Five States' Experiences in 2001
	Medicaid Coverage of Perinatal Services: Results of a National Survey
	Medicaid Coverage of Family Planning Services: Results of a National Survey
	The Medicaid Eligibility Maze: Coverage Expands, but Enrollment Problems Persist, Findings from a Five-State Study
	Medicaid Managed Care: Effects on Children's Medicaid Coverage and Utilization
	Medicaid: Purchasing Prescription Drugs
	Medicaid Reform Policy Recommendations
	Medicaid: Transitional Coverage Can Help Families Move From Welfare to Work
	Medi-Cal County Data Book
	The New Challenge of the Uninsured: Coverage in the Current Economy
	Outpatient Prescription Drug Benefits Under Medicaid: Detailed Case Studies
	Perils of Pioneering: Monitoring Medicaid Managed Care
	Poor Supports: Arbitrary, Sometimes Illegal Practices by States Result in Denial of Medicaid, Food Stamps to Eligible Families
	Rising Unemployment and the Uninsured
	'Second-Generation' Medicaid Managed Care: Can It Deliver?
	State Medicaid Budgets Start To Squeeze
	States Strive to Limit Medicaid Expenditures for Prescribed Drugs
	Summary of Medicaid Managed Care Regulations
	Temporary Medicaid Improvements As Part of a Stimulus Package
	Trends in Health Plans Serving Medicaid--2000 Data Update
	Unemployed Workers Need Help With Health Insurance: COBRA Subsidy Alone Will Not Reach Many Unemployed Workers
	Uninsured in America: A Chart Book
	Upper Payment Limits: Reality and Illusion in Medicaid Financing
	Using Data Strategically in Medicaid Managed Care
	Workers Without Health Insurance: Who Are They and How Can Policy Reach Them?

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