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Medicaid enrollees moving between states rarely experience coverage gaps. However, over 11% of moves result in gaps exceeding six months, impacting health and costs.

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  • Public Health Policy
  • Healthcare Administration

Background:

  • Medicaid, a federal program, is state-administered, leading to complexities in tracking enrollee movements.
  • Understanding Medicaid enrollee migration is crucial due to concerns about coverage gaps, continuity of care, and costs.

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  • To investigate the patterns and extent of Medicaid enrollee migration across different states.

Main Methods:

  • Utilized linked, unduplicated Medicaid enrollment records from 2005-2007.
  • Analyzed descriptive statistics to quantify enrollee movement between states.

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