A group that has been historically ineligible for Medicaid but gained coverage up to 138% FPL under the Affordable Care Act's Medicaid expansion.
Who are childless adults?
100
Out of pocket expenditures that lead to Medicaid coverage.
What is spend-down?
100
Services that accounts for 30% of Medicaid spend.
What is nursing home?
100
CHIP formed
What is 1997?
100
TANF
What is Temporary Assistance for Needy Families?
200
Medicaid beneficiaries who are also eligible for Medicare
Who are dual-eligibles?
200
Medicaid pays for roughly 50% of these.
What are births?
200
Federal contribution to state Medicaid expenditures
What is Federal Medical Assistance Percentage?
200
Medicaid expansion approved under ACA
What is 2010?
200
ABD
What is Aged, Blind and Disabled?
300
Typically funded more generously than other federally mandated groups, this group loses coverage after a specified period of time if income is above 138% FPL.
Who are pregnant women?
300
They account for 48% of enrollment but 21% of costs
Who are children?
300
Medicaid's % share of national health spending.
What is 17%?
300
Initiation of Section 1115 waivers
What is 1994?
300
DSH
What is Disproportionate Share Hospital?
400
Previously-eligible Medicaid beneficiaries who did not enroll until after Medicaid expansion was implemented.
What is the woodwork population?
400
10% of all Medicaid beneficiaries, 20% of Medicaid spending
Who are the elderly?
400
Medicaid group that records highest expenditure per person.
What is individuals with disabilities?
400
Last US state initiated Medicaid program
What is 1982?
400
SSDI
What is Social Security Disability Insurance?
500
Individuals who work in firms with <50 employees in the agriculture/service industry
Who are the most likely to fall into the coverage gap?
500
This group accounts for 15% of enrollment but 42% of Medicaid expenditures.
Who are the disabled adults?
500
Medicaid expenditures in FY 2016
What is $553 billion?
500
Welfare eligibility and Medicaid enrollment de-coupled
What is 1996?
500
EPSDT
What is Early and Periodic Screening, Diagnosis and Treatment?