Posted on May 20, 2011 15:07
Categories: State and Local
Topics: Health Care Reform | Medicaid
On April 14, Mathematic Policy Research, Inc. released a brief examining state Medicaid eligibility challenges under the national health care reform law. The brief offers challenges states face in expanding Medicaid eligibility and offers options for successful implementation.
From the report:
States must distinguish between
persons made eligible by the expansion and those who would have been eligible based
on the limits in place before ACA was enactedBenefit. Eligibility under the old criteria must be expressed in terms of
the new, standard income definition. The
new income definition is an old tax concept: Modified Adjusted Gross Income
(MAGI).
MAGI is to be calculated for the “household,” defined as the tax
filing unit, including dependent filers.
Full report: Medicaid Eligibility Determination Under the Affordable Care Act: Challenges for States (PDF | 185.53 KB)
Mathematica Policy Research, Inc. (2011). Medicaid eligibility determination under the Affordable Care Act: challenges for states. Czajka, J.
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