In This Report:
Over the past decade, Georgetown University researchers have studied Florida’s Medicaid program with funding from the Jessie Ball DuPont Fund, the Winter Park Health Foundation and other Florida-based funding partners. Our studies have looked into Florida’s Medicaid pilot waiver launched in 2006, the current Medicaid waiver launched in 2013 and the debate in Florida over accepting broader Medicaid coverage offered by the Affordable Care Act.
2018
What Does New Federal CHIP Law Mean for Children’s Health Insurance in Florida?
June
2017
2016
How Is Florida’s Medicaid Managed Care Working for Children?
May
2015
Many Working Parents and Families in Florida Would Benefit from Closing the Coverage Gap
April
2014
Children’s Health Coverage in Florida: Fewer Uninsured But Challenges Lie Ahead
February
2013
Medicaid Managed Care in Florida: Federal Waiver Approval and Implementation
October
2011
Proposed Medicaid Premiums Challenge Coverage for Florida’s Children and Parents
December
Understanding Florida Medicaid Today And the Impact of Federal Health Care Reform
April
Florida’s Proposed Medicaid Long-Term Care Changes Raise Host of Questions About Impact
January
2008
Florida’s Experience with Medicaid Reform: What has been learned in the first two years?
October
Florida’s Medicaid Reform Pilot Programs: Challenges with Mental Health Services
May
2007
Medicaid Pilots at One Year: How Is the New Medicaid Marketplace Faring?
December
Uncertain Access to Needed Drugs: Florida’s Medicaid Reform Creates Challenges for Patients
July
Waving Cautionary Flags: Initial Reactions from Doctors and Patients to Florida’s Medicaid Changes
May
2006
What Will Florida’s “Medicaid Choice” Waiver Proposal Mean For Children?
January
2005
Issues to Consider in Governor Bush’s “Florida Medicaid Modernization Proposal”
March
2004
Florida’s Medicaid Budget: Why Are Costs Going Up?
July
What Could A Waiver To Restructure Medicaid Mean For Florida?
April
