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Becker’s ASC Review: Former CMS official: Overhauling Medicaid will impact Medicare beneficiaries

April 11, 2017 By National Coalition on Health Care

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Former Medicare-Medicaid Coordination Office Director Melanie Bella said if officials overhaul the Medicaid program, this move will greatly impact Medicare beneficiaries. Ms. Bella discussed an overhaul’s impact during a briefing that National Coalition on Health Care, a nonpartisan organization, hosted on April 10, 2017, according to MedPage Today.

Here are six notes:

1. Ms. Bella cited 2014 Kaiser Family Foundation data, saying almost 11 million Medicare beneficiaries also use Medicaid services.

2. As the Medicaid program currently operates, the federal government covers between 50 percent and 75 percent of Medicaid spending, based on a state’s per capita income relative to the national average. Thus, poorer states receive more funds.

3. If officials implemented a per-capita cap on Medicaid spending, states would receive funding based on the number of enrollees multiplied by the state’s average cost per person during a pre-determined year. Then, officials would multiply this figure by a “trending factor.”

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