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Health status of dually eligible beneficiaries in managed care plans
Terry R Lied1, Samuel C Haffer
1Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS), Baltimore, MD 21244-1850, USA. tlied@cms.hhs.gov
Abstract:
We conducted a descriptive study examining the health status of dually eligible beneficiaries using a sample from the Medicare Health Outcomes Survey (HOS), a measure of health status administered to enrollees in Medicare managed care (MMC). Overall, we found that dually eligible beneficiaries were sicker, more depressed, and reporting more pain than Medicare-only beneficiaries. Our results suggest that quality improvement initiatives that center on pain and depression management in the dually eligible population present important opportunities for collaboration between Medicare and Medicaid.
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