What are the implications of a two-tiered Medicaid system? Is there justification for offering some beneficiaries a
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What are the implications of a two-tiered Medicaid system? Is there justification for offering some beneficiaries a less generous benefit package than others? Is it fair to impose additional requirements (categorical, asset test) on only some beneficiaries? Why do you think policymakers created these distinctions? Do you think they will remain in place over time?
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A twotiered Medicaid system refers to a system where there are different benefit packages or eligibility criteria for different groups of beneficiarie...View the full answer
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Essentials Of Health Policy And Law
ISBN: 9781284247459
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Authors: Sara E. Wilensky, Joel B. Teitelbaum
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