Medicaid Expansion Resource Bank
Without a doubt, Medicaid is the biggest issue this session in Concord. We have collected all of our work on the issue, as well as from like minded friends, to serve as a one stop shop on this complex issue.
Recent Columns:
A Real Compromise On Medicaid Expansion is Still Possible
Advice from Maine: Don’t Follow Our Lead on Medicaid Expansion
Wrong Policy for New Hampshire at the Wrong Time
Medicaid Expansion is Bad Medicine for New Hampshire
State Medicaid Plan in Not as Advertised
The Medicaid Compromise that Isn’t
Text of Bill Currently Under Consideration:
Oregon Medicaid Study Findings:
Several years ago, researchers were recently given the rare opportunity to study the effectiveness of Medicaid Expansion. Oregon opted to expand its Medicaid program to include some low income, uninsured adults. However, funds were only available to enroll only a portion of those eligible, so roughly 10,000 individuals were chosen by random lottery to receive coverage. While unintended as such, these conditions laid the groundwork to conduct a scientific study of the efficacy of Medicaid by creating a randomly selected sample (those chosen) with an established control group (those not chosen).
Medicaid Expansion Leads to Increased ER Usage
Medicaid Expansion: Little Bang for the Buck
Older Columns: (Note: May refer to older proposals)
Glitch Makes Republican Plan the Same as the Democrats
On Medicaid: A Tale of Two Commissions
Finding Common Ground on Medicaid Expansion will be Hard