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• Documenting Citizenship and Identity Using Data Matches: A Promising Strategy for State Medicaid Programs 2006
• Is Medicaid Responsible for the Erosion of Employer-Based Health Coverage? 2006
• Survey Indicates House Bill Could Deny Voting Rights To Millions Of U.S. Citizens 2006
• Budget Process Bill Would Result in Deep Cuts in Medicare and Medicaid 2006
• Revised Medicaid Documentation Requirement Jeopardizes Coverage for 1 To 2 Million Citizens 2006
• Using Information Technology to Document Citizenship in Medicaid 2006
• The Slowdown in Medicaid Expenditure Growth 2006
• Administration’s Medicaid Proposals Would Shift Federal Costs to States 2006
• New Requirement For Birth Certificates or Passports Could Threaten Medicaid Coverage For Vulnerable Beneficiaries: A State-By-State Analysis 2006
• Survey Indicates Deficit Reduction Act Jeopardizes Medicaid Coverage for 3 to 5 Million U.S. Citizens 2006
• New Medicaid Requirement Is Unnecessary and Could Impede Citizens' Coverage 2006
• Medicaid Provisions of House Reconciliation Bill Both Harmful and Unnecessary Senate Bill Achieves Larger Savings Without Reducing Access to Care 2005
• The House Reconciliation Bill’s Provisions On Medicaid Co-Payments and Premiums: Are They Mild or Harsh? 2005
• An Analysis of The National Governors Association’s Proposals For Short-Run Medicaid Reform 2005
• Expanding Family Coverage: States' Medicaid Eligibility Policies for Working Families in the Year 2000 2002
• Administration's Regulation to Reduce Medicaid Upper Payment Limit Would Further Worsen State Budget Crises 2001
• Federal Aid to State Medicaid Programs Is Falling While the Economy Weakens 2001
• Health Care Provisions of House Ways And Means Committee Stimulus Package Offer Little Help for the Health Insurance Needs of Unemployed Workers 2001
• Many States Are Considering Medicaid Cutbacks in the Midst of the Economic Downturn 2001
• Temporary Medicaid Improvements As Part of a Stimulus Package 2001
• Counting the Uninsured: A Guide for the Perplexed 2001
• Administration Medicaid and SCHIP Waiver Policy Encourages States to Scale Back Benefits Significantly and Increase Cost-Sharing for Low-Income Beneficiaries 2001
• Medicaid Spending: Rising Again But Not to Crisis Levels 2001
• Nearly 95 Percent of Low-Income Uninsured Children Now Are Eligible for Medicaid or SCHIP 2000
• Health Coverage for Legal Immigrant Children: New Census Data Highlight Importance of Restoring Medicaid and SCHIP Coverage 2000
• Limiting Abuses of Medicaid Financing: HCFA’s Plan to Regulate the Medicaid Upper Payment Limit 2000
• The Importance of Family-Based Insurance Expansions: New Research on the Effects of State Health Reforms 2000