PPT-Percent Changes in Hospitals Operating Margins in States Implementing Medicaid Work Requirements

Midpoint of high and low coverage loss estimates States that expanded Medicaid under the Affordable Care Act Data Dobson DaVanzo simulation of the impact of Medicaid work requirements on hospitals using the Hospital Financial Simulation. Adjusted Predictions and Marginal Effects. Richard Williams. rwilliam@ND.Edu. http://www.nd.edu/~rwilliam. /. . University of Notre Dame. Stata Conference, Chicago, July 2011. Motivation for Paper. Many journals place a strong emphasis on the sign and statistical significance of effects – but often there is very little emphasis on the substantive and practical significance. Health . Reform. April, 2011. Rural populations are older and poorer than urban populations. . Chart . 1: . Percent of Population over Age 65, 2009. Source: . U.S. Census Bureau. American . Community. . (and CHIP) 101. . Joan . Alker. Tricia Brooks. Martha . Heberlein. CCF Annual Conference. Washington DC. July 30, 2013. Thanks to Medicaid and CHIP, we have made unprecedented . p. rogress in . c. PREPARED FOR:. The Commonwealth Fund. PRESENTED BY. :. Al Dobson, . Ph.D.. June 20, . 2017. To examine . how the AHCA Medicaid provisions, which are estimated to reduce federal Medicaid spending by $834 billion over ten years, will impact the financial . Acute-Care Hospitals, Medicaid Expansion States, 2015 . Exhibit 1. Note: All metrics are computed as aggregate ratios or margins, which means that both the numerators and denominators are summed across all hospitals and the ratios are calculated from the summed amounts.. . Your Local Hospital. 1. Keeping . Alabama Healthy. Alabama hospitals are proud to provide care to our communities 24 hours a day, . 7 days . a week, 365 days . a . year.. Every year, we serve thousands of individuals and support other medical infrastructure, such as doctor’s offices, home health agencies … health services that are not often available in communities without a hospital. Deaths due to heart attack cut in half. D. ays spent in hospitals cut by 56%. Increased life expectancy by 3.2 years. A. dvances in the last 20 years. 92. . general acute care hospitals. 58,000 births annually. Adjusted Predictions and Marginal Effects. Richard Williams. rwilliam@ND.Edu. http://www.nd.edu/~rwilliam. /. . University of Notre Dame. Stata Conference, Chicago, July 2011. Motivation for Paper. Many journals place a strong emphasis on the sign and statistical significance of effects – but often there is very little emphasis on the substantive and practical significance. Progress in the courts . Stakeholder support. Public support. State-level protections. How you can help. CASES ON HEALTHCARE NONDISCRIMINATION. Flack v. Wisconsin Department of Health: Medicaid exclusion violates Section 1557. Medicaid is important to low income people and is important to health centers but it's also very important to our inner-city hospitals, our academic medical centers, what we call the disproportionate 2Monitoring these waiver proposals and assessing the implications for coverage and access to care for low-income and vulnerable populations will be a central focus of the Kaiser Commission on Medicaid 1 1 Affect Health Insurance CoverageMAY 2020Timely Analysis of Immediate Health Policy IssuesBowen Garrett and Anuj GangopadhyayaSupport for this research was provided by the Robert Wood Johnson September 2020 Learning Institute Maternal Health Topic Session. This session will explore how state Medicaid programs are extending post-partum Medicaid coverage to women beyond the standard 60-day coverage, and how state Medicaid programs are paying for the services of Doulas. There will be time for participants to share innovations going on in their own states and ask questions.. Acute-Care Hospitals, Medicaid Expansion States, 2015 . Exhibit 1. Note: All metrics are computed as aggregate ratios or margins, which means that both the numerators and denominators are summed across all hospitals and the ratios are calculated...