Medicaid and third-party liability: using information to achieve program goals.

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Title
Medicaid and third-party liability: using information to achieve program goals.
First Author
Buzzard, Kenneth
Date of Pub
1990 Supp.
Pages
69-73
Abstract
With Medicaid programs in most States coming under ever-increasing fiscal pressures, the issue of third-party liability is receiving more attention and scrutiny. A relatively small investment in determining health insurance coverage can yield significant savings. In New York State's program, counties are compared and ranked to give a view of how well they are succeeding in identifying eligibles with third-party coverage. In addition, health insurance premiums are analyzed to determine if policies are cost effective. Other jurisdictions may benefit from this approach to program evaluation and enhancement.
Other Authors
N/A
MeSH
Insurance, Health, Reimbursement : Management Information Systems : Adolescence : Adult : Child : Child, Preschool : Eligibility Determination : Female : Human : Infant : Infant, Newborn : Male : Medicaid/organization & administration : New York : State Health Plans/organization & administration : United States
NTIS Number
PB91-176248
Volume
Supp.

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