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Analysis

A County-by-County Look at Potential Enrollment Decreases from Proposed Medicaid Waiver

The Governor is seeking to make changes to Kentucky’s Medicaid program in a way that would result in 87,639 fewer...

Dustin Pugel | September 1, 2016

Analysis

Modest Savings from Medicaid Waiver Ignore Added Costs and Mostly Don’t Come from Expansion Population

The Bevin administration has submitted the revised version of its request to make changes to Kentucky’s Medicaid program and continues to tout the plan’s savings. However, projected state savings are...

Dustin Pugel | August 31, 2016

Analysis

New Medicaid Waiver Plan Keeps Approach from Problematic Original Proposal

The Bevin administration submitted its waiver proposal to the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) today, keeping the problematic approach that was in the original plan with modifications in a handful...

Jason Bailey | August 24, 2016

Analysis

A Roundup of Recent Research on Kentucky’s Medicaid Expansion

Kentucky’s Medicaid expansion is building a strong foundation for a healthier state, and this is showing up in the research. When considering changes laid out in the recently proposed Medicaid...

Dustin Pugel | August 15, 2016

Op-Ed

Medicaid Expansion Allows Kentuckians to Engage their Health, Barriers Make It Harder

We all want to live in a thriving community where everyone has the chance to succeed. The building blocks of such a community include a good education, safe neighborhoods, reliable...

Dustin Pugel | August 9, 2016

Report

Proposed Medicaid Waiver Would Reduce Coverage and Move Kentucky Backward on Health Progress

To view KCEP's comments for the federal comment period, click here. To view this brief in PDF form, click here. Kentucky is applying to modify its Medicaid program through a...

Dustin Pugel | July 20, 2016

Analysis

Address Declining Workforce through Job Creation and Work Supports

The administration’s proposal to change Medicaid is framed around increasing workforce participation — making it harder for people to get public benefits, it is assumed, will somehow make them more...

Jason Bailey | July 11, 2016

Analysis

Vision Benefits Critical to Health of Kentuckians

An element in the governor’s proposed changes to Medicaid would do away with vision benefits for adults. But the health consequences of eliminating the benefit can be significant. The Centers...

Dustin Pugel | July 5, 2016

Analysis

Things to Keep in Mind as Public Hearings on Medicaid Proposal Begin Today

The next step in the governor’s 1115 Medicaid waiver proposal is for the state to consider public comments, before submitting the final proposal. With the first of the three public...

Ashley Spalding | June 28, 2016

Analysis

Approach to Medicaid Should Reflect Realities Facing Low-Income Kentuckians

Kentucky’s Medicaid waiver proposal frames the issue of health coverage for low-income Kentuckians largely as a problem of Medicaid participants’ lack of understanding about private insurance and failure to engage...

Ashley Spalding | June 24, 2016

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