… Long-acting reversible contraception (LARC) is the most … Medicaid coverage, despite
federal guidance aimed at enhancing broad access. This study surveyed state Medicaid payment …

… Our findings indicate that South Carolina’s change in payment policy significantly increased
the availability of long-acting reversible contraceptive methods to women with Medicaid …

… This study sought to understand state Medicaid agencies' experiences with implementing
payment for long-acting reversible contraception devices inserted immediately postpartum. …

… Fourthly, analysis of paid prescription claims as an … case Medicaid) actually paid for members
as part of their benefit. Prescriptions which were filled outside of the payer system or paid …

… Importance Together, preterm birth and low birth weight are the second-leading cause of
infant mortality in the US and occur disproportionately among Medicaid-paid births and among …

… 491 births paid for by Medicaid and 1 575 697 paid for by a … in addition to the fixed global
payment for delivery. Population-… to understand whether Medicaid payments for immediate …

… Most payors, including Medicaid, pay for labor and delivery admission services through a …
, several state Medicaid programs have implemented variable payment methodologies …

… the Medicaid payment policy on postpartum LARC use. Fourth, we were not able to evaluate
heterogeneous effects for all racial and ethnic groups identified in PRAMS because of small …

… Medicaid (CMS) included in a list of Medicaid payment strategies to improve access to LARC,
released in April 2016, the unbundling of LARC payment … least 49% Medicaid or self-pay. …

… It is the amount Medicaid paid to the pharmacy for a claim, but certainly overstates the true
cost of the drug to the agency. As access to rebate amounts and contractual discounts are …