Anybody here on Medicaid? Do you know if

386,000 as opposed to 4 million? I'd call that a big lie, Mr. Presidente. Wouldn't you? Do you even know the meaning of the word? Link ...

Reading many of these posts, I would think the majority of you, if asked, would claim to be Republicans or Conservatives. With this said, I assume that you would not support Medicaid Expansion. How do you resolve this with your own interests, i.e. hospitals staying open? I just saw an article that said that since Medicaid Expansion, Arizona hospitals are now "saving money." Arizona Hospital Association said that uncompensated care went down by 31%. Uncompensat ...

http://thinkprogress.org/health/2014/07/15/3460133/republican-mayor-march-medicaid/ “Our state’s refusal to accept expansion is taking two billion dollars a year out of our state’s healthcare system,” the mayor wrote in an op-ed to explain why he’s making the trek over the next two weeks. “Americans need to realize the rural healthcare struggles across our country. In the last year, more rural hospitals have closed than in the previous 15 years. Ev ...

Two years ago during the healthcare debate, the Tea Party was passionate in their insistence that government should keep their hands off Medicaid (never mind the fact that Medicaid is government run, socialized healthcare). Now that the Ryan plan has proposed phasing out Medicaid as we now know it for those who are 54 years old and younger, where is the Tea Party? I would think they would feel betrayed by the Republicans who ran in 2010 and promised to "protect" Medicaid. ...

on those who qualify for it under ACA while denying them access to coverage, forcing them all to fill up state and county subsidized medical facilities (thus creating a permanent uninsured underclass)....all in the name of telling the president to "shove it"? Could they think of a faster way to plunge the state deeper in debt? How does that jive with GOP tax and debt reduction policies and party mandates to decimate all social safety net programs? ...

and by the sounds of it, we MTs are about a paycheck and health crisis away from it, if you live in a non-Medicaid expansion state. ...

LANSING, Mich.—Republican Gov. Rick Snyder on Wednesday called for extending Medicaid eligibility to hundreds of thousands of Michigan residents without health insurance, welcoming the option available under the Obama administration's health care overhaul. Snyder made the announcement at a Lansing hospital the day before he proposes his next state budget. "It's a win for all," he said while flanked by doctors, nurses and health officials. The chance to cover nearly half of the ...

it hurt them. The cuts the republicans are pushing for in the Medicaid will hurt them even more. Sorry for those of you who live in Missouri but if your republican governors had taken the expansion they wouldn't have suffered like they are now. ...

Long version from the NY Times: Medicaid Expansion Battle in Michigan Ends in Passage Carlos Osorio/Associated Press Gov. Rick Snyder of Michigan, center, flanked last month by officials of a hospital in Royal Oak, promoted his Medicaid plan. By MONICA DAVEY Published: August 27, 2013 FACEBOOK TWITTER GOOGLE+ SAVE E-MAIL SHARE PRINT REPRINTS CHICAGO — The fierce struggle among Republicans over whether to make Medicaid available to more low-i ...

"Investor services and credit rating agency Moody’s has some news for GOP governors hesitant to expand their state Medicaid programs under Obamacare: either hospitals in states refusing the expansion, or the states themselves, will feel pressure on their credit ratings due to higher uncompensated care costs and cash-strapped budgets." .... Moody’s has consistently argued that Obamacare is a good deal for hospitals and states. In fact, before the Supreme Court had issued i ...

One by one republican governors are accepting Medicaid expansion. ...

a Medicaid marketplace. Not only in terms of the design and quality of the narrow-network plans that are being offered, but in the actual carriers that sell those policies. Obamacare's costly regulations mean that the mix of people who sign up are tending to be older and sicker. Many young and otherwise healthy individuals continue to be priced out of the exchanges, even after the benefit of federal subsidies are baked into their costs. Meanwhile, it's the Medicaid managed care ...

Montana’s Republican-controlled House voted Thursday, 54-46, to approve federal subsidies for Medicaid expansion. Although Democrats are outnumbered 59-41 in the Montana House, a unified Democratic caucus joined forces with 13 Republicans who defected from their party’s leadership, to push Senate Bill 405 through the House chamber. The bill would expand Medicaid coverage to between 27,000 and 46,000 low-income Montanans who earn less than 138 percent of the federal poverty level. All 41 H ...

carriers on the Obamacare exchange are attributing proposed double-digit premium increases to next year’s private-market alterations to the New Hampshire Medicaid program. Minuteman Health Inc. — which entered the New Hampshire exchange market this year with the lowest premiums — has requested rate increases ranging from 42 to 51 percent for next year, according to healthcare.gov, the online exchange established by the Affordable Care Act. Maine Community Health Options asked for premiu ...

A little-known whistleblower lawsuit accuses Planned Parenthood clinics in Iowa of wrongly siphoning millions of American taxpayer dollars with a series of complicated billing schemes aimed at increasing profits. Among other dishonest practices, a former manager of the clinics alleges, Planned Parenthood staffers routinely purchased birth control pills for just under $3, billed Medicaid $35 for the same package of pills, and got reimbursed for $26. The lawsuit, brought by Sue Thayer, a 17 ...

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I believe the doc should help document - preauthorization

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