Utilization And Expenditures Under Medicaid For Supplementa
State Medicaid data from 4 states were analyzed in order to develop detailed enrollment, utilization, and cost information on the disabled. The sample was limited to the Supplemental Security Income (SSI) disabled and blind who receive cash SSI assistance in California, Georgia, Michigan, and Tennes...
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| description | State Medicaid data from 4 states were analyzed in order to develop detailed enrollment, utilization, and cost information on the disabled. The sample was limited to the Supplemental Security Income (SSI) disabled and blind who receive cash SSI assistance in California, Georgia, Michigan, and Tennessee. The results showed that SSI disabled accounted for about 79% of disabled Medicaid recipients nationwide in 1987, but only 61% of total Medicaid expenditures for the disabled was attributable to them. It was shown that states vary considerably with respect to the proportion of disabled recipients and Medicaid expenditures attributable to the SSI disabled group. There were consistent findings across the states concerning the distribution of the SSI disabled across major disabling conditions. Mental retardation and other mental disorders together dominated the overall distribution. |
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