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Health centers and Medicaid exist to serve many of the same people – lower income, often lacking health insurance. More than 36% of health center revenues come from Medicaid. That’s because a similar percentage of health center patients — 5.4 million nationwide — qualify for Medicaid.

For those reasons, health centers depend on continued Medicaid payments to sustain the care of existing patient populations, and to expand services to meet growing demand. The following documents discuss the role that Medicaid plays in supporting Federally Qualified Health Centers:

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03-25-2008   NACHC Comments on DRA Medicaid Cost-Sharing and Premium Changes (38kb)
Comments submitted by NACHC to CMS in response to proposed rules on DRA-related Medicaid cost-sharing and premium alternatives for states.

03-25-2008   NACHC Comments on DRA Benchmark Plans Proposed Rule (37kb)
Comments submitted to CMS on the Deficit Reduction Act Proposed rule outlining Medicaid Benchmark plan options.

MEDICAID AND FQHCS

12-01-2007   NACHC comments on CMS proposed rule re: Intergovernmental Transfers (77kb)

12-01-2007   Provider Reimbursement Reductions & FQHC/PPS Legislation (365kb)

ENROLLMENT, ELIGIBILITY, BENEFITS, COST-SHARING

12-01-2007   Amount, Duration and Scope (62kb)

12-01-2007   Cost-sharing regulations (652kb)

12-01-2007   Families USA guide to presumptive eligibility (1945kb)

12-01-2007   Presumptive Eligibility: Regulations (559kb)

02-01-2007   SCHIP Priorities Letter (31kb)

OUT-STATIONING

12-01-2007   Regulations (660kb)

12-01-2007   Summary of Compliance (34kb)

ARCHIVES

12-01-2005   "State Medicaid Actions 2005" Health Policy Tracking Service Report (1674kb)

05-01-2005   Unkindest Cuts: The Impact of State Medicaid Reductions on Health Centers and Their Patients (1351kb)



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