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Do Reductions in Medicaid/SCHIP Enrollment Increase Emergency Department Use Among Low-Income Persons?

Jan 23, 2007

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Outlines estimates of the impact on emergency department visits by the uninsured and the overall low-income population if Medicaid and State Children's Health Insurance Program enrollment and physicians' acceptance rates of Medicaid patients were to fall.

Do Reductions in Medicaid/SCHIP Enrollment Increase Emergency Department Use Among Low-Income Persons?

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Robert Wood Johnson Foundation

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Title: Do Reductions in Medicaid/SCHIP Enrollment Increase Emergency Department Use Among Low-Income Persons?
Publication date 2007-01-23
Publication Year 2007
Authors Melanie Napier , Peter J. Cunningham
Copyright holder(s) Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
Geographical Focus North America / United States
Keywords uninsured , SCHIP , among low income , percent decrease , community health centers
Document type Issue/Policy Brief
Language English
URL: https://www.issuelab.org/resource/do-reductions-in-medicaid-schip-enrollment-increase-emergency-department-use-among-low-income-persons.html
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