This issue brief provides an overview of Florida’s Section 1115 Medicaid waiver request to the federal government. It highlights those affected by the proposed changes and describes benefits, potential cost-sharing, and an “opt-out” provision included in the waiver. This issue brief and presentation are part of the Florida’s Health at Risk project, a series of […]
Florida Senate Bill 838, signed into law in June 2005, permits Florida Governor Bush to seek a Section 1115 Medicaid waiver from the federal government to substantially restructure the state’s Medicaid program. This brief examines the legislation. This issue brief and presentation are part of the Florida’s Health at Risk project, a series of educational […]
This issue brief discusses the TennCare program and proposed amendments, submitted to the federal government in September 2004 and February 2005, to the state’s Section 1115 Medicaid waiver. It shows that although many of the proposed restrictions in benefits and cuts in eligibility explicitly apply to adults and not to children, the state also seeks […]
This issue brief discusses Florida Governor’s Medicaid Modernization Proposal (released in January 2005), describing how the plan envisions that Medicaid costs will be reduced, how the new system will work, and what it will mean for beneficiaries and providers.
This issue brief provides an overview of federal Medicaid waiver activity and reviews the implications for coverage and access to care. It explores how waivers give states federal approval to alter the way they provide coverage and/or deliver services to low-income populations.
This issue brief examines New Hampshire’s consideration of submitting a federal Section 1115 Medicaid waiver to restructure its Medicaid program. It reviews New Hampshire’s Medicaid program and the issues a waiver request raises, including whether it will change the way in which the federal government shares Medicaid costs with the state.
