Medicaid Defined
To date, how many Medicaid programs exist in the US?
What is 51 state programs
The cost of Medicaid is covered by which three governments?
What is federal, state, and local governments?
In 2023 how many people were enrolled in Medicaid?
a. 63,000,000
b. 78,000,000
c. 85,000,000
d. 100,000,000
What is B: 78,000,000
What group has a low enrollment, a high payment, and is the largest enrolled group?
What is that elderly population?
Who is Lyndon B. Johnson?
Although Medicaid funding is assisted by the federal government, what is decided by each individual state?
What is coverage?
What social criteria is need for Medicaid?
What is any of following: most vulnerable, low-income populations, elderly, children/their parents, disabled
Medicaid spending in the US recently increased by 9.6% to how many billion dollars in 2022?
a. $1,289.8 billion
b. $509.7 billion
c. $982.6 billion
d. $805.7 billion
What is D: $805.7 billion
What group has a high enrollment, and low payment?
What is poor women and children?
What year was Medicaid started?
What is 1966?
There are mandatory benefits that the states must provide, what are the 4 optional benefits offered?
What is prescription drugs, case management, PT, and OT?
Medicaid pays for what percentage of nursing home expenditures in Minnesota?
What is 50%?
Medicaid enrollment will decline by ___ towards the end/beginning of 2024-2025
8.6%
What group has low enrollment, high payment, and is the second largest group?
What is the disabled population?
In 2023, how many states decided to participate in Medicaid expansion?
a. 38
b. 40
c. 41
d. 43
What is C. 41?
Federal law requires children aged 6 to 18 be covered at the poverty level or 100%. Minnesota is known for having a Medicaid program referred to as medical assistance. Set at __% of federal poverty for kids?
What is 283%
What is a safety-net?
Name a group that is stuck in the coverage gaps of Medicaid
What is: uninsured, underinsured, unemployed with no children, those making more than the cutoff, workers whose employers don't offer insurance
Being eligible for both Medicare and Medicaid
What is dual eligibility?
True or False?
The ACA created a national standard to cover uninsured adults with an income of 138% below the poverty line
What is false: the Supreme Court ruled that is was an overstep of federal authority
CDHP, HSA, and PPO are all types of what?
What are managed care plans?
The proposal from this development, led to the expansion of Medicaid in the United States...
What is the Affordable Care Act in 2014?
A fixed cash income towards medical expenses is know as what?
What is Indemnity Insurance?
There are 3 additional eligibility offerings, what are they?
What is presumptive eligibility, express lane eligibility, and continuous eligibility?
The Medicaid expansion grew to include what group?
What is adults below 138% of poverty line?