Physician acceptance of new Medicaid patients: what matters and what doesn't

K Holgash, M Heberlein - Health Affairs Forefront, 2019 - healthaffairs.org
A key challenge for states in ensuring access to care for the 85.3 million Medicaid
beneficiaries is having a sufficient number of providers. The Medicaid and CHIP Payment …

Two-thirds of primary care physicians accepted new Medicaid patients in 2011–12: a baseline to measure future acceptance rates

SL Decker - Health Affairs, 2013 - healthaffairs.org
As part of the Affordable Care Act, primary care physicians providing services to patients
insured through Medicaid in some states will receive higher payments in 2013 and 2014 …

Physician acceptance of new Medicaid patients

K Holgash, M Heberlein - Medicaid and CHIP Payment and Access …, 2019 - macpac.gov
–Annual survey sponsored by the National Center for Health Statistics that collects data on
ambulatory care services provided by office-based physicians–NAMCS asks if physicians …

[图书][B] Medicaid patients increasingly concentrated among physicians

PJ Cunningham, J May - 2006 - hschange.org
Medicaid payment rates, which are considerably lower than physician payment rates under
Medicare or private insurance, historically have deterred physician participation in Medicaid …

The effects of Medicaid reimbursement on the access to care of Medicaid enrollees: a community perspective

PJ Cunningham, LM Nichols - Medical Care Research and …, 2005 - journals.sagepub.com
Previous research has not found a strong association between Medicaid reimbursement
levels and enrollees' access to medical care, even though higher fees increase the …

[HTML][HTML] Physician willingness and resources to serve more Medicaid patients: perspectives from primary care physicians

AS Sommers, J Paradise, C Miller - Medicare & medicaid research …, 2011 - ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Physician Willingness and Resources to Serve More Medicaid Patients: Perspectives from
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In 2011 nearly one-third of physicians said they would not accept new Medicaid patients, but rising fees may help

SL Decker - Health Affairs, 2012 - healthaffairs.org
When fully implemented, the Affordable Care Act will expand the number of people with
health insurance. This raises questions about the capacity of the health care workforce to …

[HTML][HTML] Factors influencing primary care providers' decisions to accept new Medicaid patients under Michigan's Medicaid expansion

R Tipirneni, EC Kieffer, JZ Ayanian… - The American journal …, 2019 - ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Objectives: Michigan expanded Medicaid under the Affordable Care Act (ACA) through a
federal waiver that permitted state-mandated features, including an emphasis on primary …

Physicians may need more than higher reimbursements to expand Medicaid participation: findings from Washington State

SK Long - Health Affairs, 2013 - healthaffairs.org
The expansion of insurance coverage under the Affordable Care Act is expected to put
considerable pressure on the capacity of the primary care workforce to meet the needs of the …

Physicians' participation in Medicaid increased only slightly following expansion

HT Neprash, A Zink, J Gray, K Hempstead - Health Affairs, 2018 - healthaffairs.org
While most primary care physicians treated at least one Medicaid patient in 2013, Medicaid
represented a small share of their payer mix. Following Medicaid eligibility expansion in …