Medicaid waivers are in the hot seat as congressional pressure mounts to ensure more transparency on how well they actually work.
The state Section 1115 demonstrations make up about one-third of the $550 billion safety-net health insurance program’s spending, according to the Government Accountability Office. And the Trump administration has placed a premium on the tool, promising a streamlined approval process for states and increased flexibility, as well as approving first-ever requirements in Indiana and Kentucky to tie Medicaid eligibility to work and community engagement.
The hotly contested waivers have sparked a National Health Law Program lawsuit and an ...
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