Did the Medicaid expansions for children displace private insurance? An analysis using the SIPP

Article Abstract:

A 23% increase in the Medicaid coverage of children after changes made during the early 1990s was due to families selecting this coverage because they were eligible for it but would have been covered by private insurance if the rules had not changed. This result shows that private insurance was not displaced by Medicaid.

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Persistence in medicare reimbursements and personal medical accounts

Article Abstract:

Medicare reimbursements and their effects on personal medical claims and accounts are analyzed by using Tobit statistical model.

Management dynamics, Evaluation, Company business management, Statistical methods, Prospective payment systems (Medical care)

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Insuring children or insuring families: do parental and sibling coverage lead to improved retention of children in Medicaid and CHIP?

Article Abstract:

Impact of family health insurance on the drop-out of children from Medicaid and other national health programs is examined.

Financial management, Children, Family

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