Medicaid Expansions

This Milliman report, for the Indiana Family and Social Services Administration, projects the cost of certain scenarios for the ACA’s Medicaid expansion.

This template, prepared by Manatt Health Solutions, was developed in order to help drive state decisions and is based on the eligibility business functions that state Exchanges and Medicaid agencies are required to support pursuant to the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA), and related federal implementation regulations.

To assist in determining which federal health care reform provisions require states to submit amendments to their Medicaid state plan, the Center for Health Care Strategies, with support from the State Network, has developed a resource which catalogues required and optional provisions that may require amendments, including links to the applicable ACA text, deadlines for approval, and available guidance. 

Maryland’s Department of Health and Mental Hygiene developed a white paper that outlines the continuity of care issues individuals will face as they transition between Medicaid and the Exchange.

This memorandum, prepared at the request of the California Health Benefit Exchange, examines the impact of a Basic Health Program (BHP) on coverage in California.

This report, by the University of Nebraska Medical Center's Center for Health Policy, outlines how the optional Medcaid expansion would help lessen the impact of the hidden uncompensated care tax currently born by the insured population in Nebraska.

This Urban analysis suggests that the approximately 15.1 million uninsured adults who could gain coverage under the ACA Medicaid expansion are a diverse group in terms of their age and race/ethnicity.

This Urban Insitute report discusses factors states could consider as they analyze the fiscal losses and gains that would result from implementing the Medicaid expansion option under the Affordable Care Act.

The Center for Health Care Strategies (CHCS) has collected and created a number of tools and resources to help states design programs to address the needs of the Medicaid expansion population.

This report, produced as part of the Health Resources Services Administration (HRSA) State Health Access Program (SHAP), presents findings from a survey of state Medicaid Directors regarding plans for, and progress toward, upgrading Medicaid eligibility systems in light of national health reform.