Medicaid Expansions

This brief describes global and episodic bundling and outlines considerations for state Medicaid agencies when evaluating potential implementation, including the relevance of these strategies for Medicaid agencies employing managed care strategies.

This report by the Tribal Affairs Group of the Centers of Medicare and Medicaid Services looks at the impact of the Affordable Care Act has on American Indian and Alaska Native people, and examines variations among 20 states on unisurance rates, the Medicaid population, and projected newly-eligible for Medicaid and subsidies.

This report is the Kaiser Family Foundation's annual 50-state survey of Medicaid and CHIP eligibility rules; enrollment and renewal procedures; and cost-sharing practices.

This report offers states  insight on how to coordinate Medicaid and health insurance exchange markets.

This report examines the critical need for risk adjustment in programs serving persons dually eligible for both Medicare and Medicaid and describes federal and state experience implementing risk adjustment models.

This report provides historical and projected rates of uninsurance, under-insurance and uncompensated care in Washington State.

This Colorado Health Institute report analyzes Colorado's primary care workforce needs post-health care reform.

This Public Health Institute policy brief examines the health insurance coverage of nonelderly women in California, ages 18–64, highlighting the demographic groups most at risk for lack of coverage as well as the changes that have taken place since 2007.

This California Healthcare Foundation annual publication provides an overview of California's uninsured.

This Government Accountability report found that enrollment in the Pre-Existing Condition Insurance Plan (PCIP) and Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP) programs was slow to start but increased steadily over the first year, ending with more than 27,000 and 705,000 enrollees, respectively.