1995•PubMedRequires access

Health care reform is alive & well in 1995.

M Kinslow

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While Congress continues to postpone any action on health care reform, the Clinton Administration has found a way to allow states to expand Medicaid coverage to previously ineligible and uninsured Americans. The Social Security Act allows for waivers on certain Medicaid requirements so that states can conduct research and demonstration projects--these projects may become the wave of the future for health care reform.

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Key concepts: Medicaid, Administration (probate law), Social security, Social Security Act, Health care reform, Public administration, Action (physics), Health reform