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Medicaid Expansion Narrows Maternal Health Coverage Gaps, But Racial Disparities Persist (Appendix)
Appendix A: Uninsured Rate for Reproductive Age Women (18-44) by State and Race, 2019 Appendix B: Uninsured Rate for Reproductive Age Women (18-44) by State and Ethnicity, 2019 Appendix C: Uninsured Rate for Reproductive Age Women (18-44) by State, 2013-2019 Appendix D: Number of Uninsured Reproductive Age Women (18-44) by State, 2013-2019 Back to report
Medicaid Expansion Narrows Maternal Health Coverage Gaps, But Racial Disparities Persist (Methodology)
Methodology Data Sources Georgetown Center for Children and Families uses the U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey (ACS), an annual survey of approximately 3.5 million individuals, to analyze national, state, and local trends in health insurance coverage. Unless otherwise noted, the data in this report come from the Public Use Microdata Sample (PUMS), a two-thirds […]
Transparency in Medicaid Managed Care: Findings from a 13- State Scan (Appendix)
Appendix A. Characteristics of MCOs Studied (View in full screen) Appendix B. Data Elements Sought (View in full screen) Appendix C. MCO Performance on Child Core Set Metrics (View in full screen) Appendix D. MCO Performance on Maternity Core Set Metrics (View in full screen) Appendix E. MCO Performance on Child Core Set by Parent […]
Webinar Series: Unwinding the COVID-19 Medicaid Continuous Eligibility Provision
When the COVID-19 public health emergency ends (PHE), state Medicaid agencies face the daunting task of resuming normal eligibility and enrollment operations after a nearly two-year pause. During the PHE, states were required to keep all Medicaid beneficiaries continually enrolled in order to qualify for additional federal Medicaid matching funds. As a result, total Medicaid […]
Urgent Action Needed to Catch Up on Routine Childhood Vaccinations
Introduction Vaccines are a safe and effective method of reducing the burden of infectious disease. On an individual level, they prevent severe illness, death, and long-term consequences of disease such as neurological disorders. On the community level, they forestall dangerous outbreaks of infectious disease and save money that would otherwise be spent on treating preventable […]