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12-Month Continuous Eligibility in Medicaid: Impact on Service Utilization

Publisher: Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
Author(s): Lavarreda, Shana Alex; E. Richard Brown; Livier Cabezas; Dylan H. Roby
Published: December 2010
Summarizes findings on how allowing Medicaid enrollees to remain enrolled without reapplying for twelve months affected the number of Medi-Cal-enrolled children’s emergency room visits and physician visits compared with those with discontinuous coverage.
Funder(s): Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
Related Organization(s): State Health Access Data Assistance Center
Subject(s): Health; Children and Youth; Health, Health Insurance/Coverage

Posted in: Grey Literature on 02/03/2011 | Link to this post on IFP |
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