Hiking Medicaid Reimbursement Improved Access to Doctors. What Happens Now That Payments Have Plunged?
It was a classic bait and switch on the American public
It was a classic bait and switch on the American public
The Republican governor's supposedly free market plan is a big industry giveaway.
Medicare may be making mistakes 20% of the time, school lunch programs 15%, and the Earned Income Tax Credit 25%.
Q and A with Philip K. Howard
Supporters argue it helps the criminals and reduces recidivism by giving them health coverage
Plaintiffs argue rights to free speech and association violated
State Medicaid officials in numerous states cannot enroll people into medicaid from the website
What the Native Americans can teach us about the U.S. government and healthcare
Joins Arkansas in the agreement
Saying they're eligible when they aren't
Claim a scheme to tease out half a million in benefits
Will expand program by another half-million residents
Reimbursement rates suck
The lousy compensation doesn't bring them running
Lousy pay and burdensome paperwork
A bit of a hurdle to expanding the program
Think of it as practice for Obamacare
A rickety program gets worse
The Office of Inspector General cannot force the state to pay the money
More complicated than researchers thought
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