The Future of Medicaid: State Legislator Views on Policy Waivers
Jane M. Zhu, Manik Chhabra, David Grande
Abstract
Jane M. Zhu, Manik Chhabra, David Grande
Abstract
A survey of state legislators revealed clear partisan differences in Medicaid reform priorities and policy preferences that states are pursuing in Section 1115 waiver applications. While there was some agreement across parties on broad goals for the Medicaid program, such as reducing health care spending and increasing affordability of health care, there was little consensus on specific policy changes needed to meet these goals.
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A survey of state legislators revealed clear partisan differences in Medicaid reform priorities and policy preferences that states are pursuing in Section 1115 waiver applications. While there was some agreement across parties on broad goals for the Medicaid program, such as reducing health care spending and increasing affordability of health care, there was little consensus on specific policy changes needed to meet these goals.
Key concepts: Legislator, Medicaid, State (computer science), Political science, Public administration, Law and economics, Law, Business