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- October 27, 2014
Reducing Medicaid Emergency Department Use: Increase Accessibility, Not Copays
Read moreEmergency department care, one of the most frequently cited drivers of health care costs, has become a major target for cost sharing policies. The stereotypical "frequent flyer" who uses the emergency department (ED) for every cough and sniffle has become a powerful, but unwarranted symbol of inefficient spending driven…
- October 21, 2014
Issue Brief: Hearing Services for Children on Medicaid
Read moreHearing loss affects many low-income children in the United States. Despite the proliferation of hospital-based newborn hearing screening programs, a significant number of children with possible hearing loss are not receiving prompt diagnosis and treatment. The Medicaid program, which offers low-income children a comprehensive array of preventive, diagnostic, and…
- October 16, 2014
Issue Brief: Update on Private Enforcement of the Medicaid Act
Read moreOver the years, Medicaid beneficiaries have asserted claims under the Supremacy Clause of the U.S. Constitution and 42 U.S.C. § 1983 in litigation to enjoin state violations of the Medicaid Act. This Fact Sheet will summarize the history of § 1983 and Supremacy Clause enforcement, provide current point-in-time assessments…
- October 14, 2014
Health Advocate: EPSDT Screening: Including Sexuality Education in Health Education
Read moreUnder Medicaid and some Children's Health Insurance Programs (CHIP), youth are eligible to receive the Early and Periodic Screening, Diagnostic and Treatment (EPSDT) benefit, which includes coverage for medical screening. Federal law requires each screen to include five required components. One component is age-appropriate health education, which should include…