Publications: State-Specific

The following are publications written by Center for Children and Families (CCF) researchers. The publications were published by CCF or another organization, as noted.

California Federal Medicaid Waiver Financing: Issues for California Cindy Mann and Joan Alker, Kaiser Commission on Medicaid and the Uninsured July 2004 Back to Top Connecticut Families at Risk: Impact Of Lower Eligibility Limits for Parents of Husky A Children Joan Alker and Judith Solomon, Connecticut Health Foundation January 2005 Families at Risk: Implications of A Global Cap on Connecticut's Federal Medicaid Funding Joan Alker and Judith Solomon, Connecticut Health Foundation April 2004 Families at Risk: The Impact of Copayments and Reduced Benefits on Children in Husky A Joan Alker and Judith Solomon, Connecticut Health Foundation January 2004 Families At Risk: The Impact of Premiums on Children and Parents in Husky A Joan Alker and Judith Solomon, Connecticut Health Foundation November 2003 Federal Proposals to Restructure Medicaid: What Could They Mean For Connecticut? Joan Alker, Cindy Mann, and Fouad Pervez, Anthem Foundation of Connecticut, Children's Health Council, and the Connecticut Health Foundation July 2003 Back to Top Florida Proposed Medicaid Long-Term Care Changes Raise Host of Questions About Impact Laura Summer and Joan Alker, Georgetown Health Policy Institute January 2012 Proposed Medicaid Premiums Challenge Coverage for Florida’s Children and Parents Joan Alker and Jack Hoadley, Georgetown Health Policy Institute December 2011 Looking Ahead to 2012, What Changes Are In Store for Florida's Medicaid Program? Joan Alker and Jack Hoadley, Georgetown Health Policy Institute December 2011 Understanding Florida Medicaid Today And the Impact of Federal Health Care Reform Jack Hoadley and Joan Alker, The Jessie Ball duPont Fund and the Georgetown University Health Policy Institute April 2011 As Legislators Wrestle to Define Next Generation of Florida Medicaid, Benefits of Reform Effort Are Far From Clear Joan Alker and Jack Hoadley, The Jessie Ball duPont Fund and the Georgetown University Health Policy Institute April 2011 Florida's Experience with Medicaid Reform: What Has Been Learned in the First Two Years? Joan Alker and Jack Hoadley, Georgetown University Health Policy Institute October 2008 The Enhanced Benefits Rewards Program: Is it Changing the Way Medicaid Beneficiaries Approach Their Health? Joan Alker and Jack Hoadley, Georgetown University Health Policy Institute July 2008 Florida's Medicaid Reform Pilot Programs: Challenges with Mental Health Services Jeffrey Crowley, Jack Hoadley, and Joan Alker, Georgetown University Health Policy Institute May 2008 Medicaid Pilots at One Year: How Is the New Medicaid Marketplace Faring? Joan Alker and Jack Hoadley, Georgetown University Health Policy Institute December 2007 Uncertain Access to Needed Drugs: Florida’s Medicaid Reform Creates Challenges for Patients Joan Alker and Jack Hoadley, Georgetown University Health Policy Institute July 2007 Waving Cautionary Flags: Initial Reactions from Doctors and Patients to Florida's Medicaid Changes Joan Alker and Jack Hoadley, Georgetown University Health Policy Institute May 2007 Medicaid Changes: What Will They Mean for Broward and Duval Counties, and Beyond? Joan Alker and Jack Hoadley, Georgetown University Health Policy Institute September 2006 What Will Florida's "Medicaid Choice" Waiver Proposal Mean For Children? Joan Alker, Center for Children and Families January 2006 Understanding Florida's Medicaid Waiver Application Joan Alker, Winter Park Health Foundation September 2005 Understanding Florida's Medicaid Reform Legislation Joan Alker and Lisa Portelli, Winter Park Health Foundation June 2005 Issues to Consider in Governor Bush's "Florida Medicaid Modernization Proposal” Joan Alker and Lisa Portelli, Winter Park Health Foundation March 2005 Florida's Medicaid Budget: Why Are Costs Going Up? Joan Alker and Lisa Portelli, Winter Park Health Foundation July 2004 What Could A Waiver To Restructure Medicaid Mean For Florida? Joan Alker, Winter Park Health Foundation April 2004 Back to Top Georgia Georgia's Medicaid Program: A Briefing for Community Leaders Joan Alker and Timothy Sweeney, Georgia Budget and Policy Institute and Healthcare Georgia Foundation January 2006 Back to Top New Hampshire Financing Under Federal Medicaid Section 1115 Waivers: Federal Policy and Implications for New Hampshire Cindy Mann, Endowment for Health, New Hampshire June 2004 Back to Top Rhode Island Rhode Island's Medicaid Waiver: A Bad Deal for the State Joan Alker and Judith Solomon, Center on Budget and Policy Priorities and the Center for Children and Families January 2009 Back to Top Tennessee The New TennCare Waiver Proposal: What Is The Impact On Children? Cindy Mann, Health Policy Institute March 2005 Back to Top Vermont Vermont's Global Commitment Waiver: Implications for the Medicaid Program Jocelyn Guyer, Kaiser Commission on Medicaid and the Uninsured April 2006 Back to Top West Virginia West Virginia's Medicaid Redesign: What is the Impact on Children? Joan Alker, Center for Children and Families August 2008 What Will West Virginia's "Medicaid Redesign" Mean For Children? Center for Children and Families May 2006 Back to Top

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