Reforming Medicaid is a longstanding goal of policymakers that has received intense interest in recent years. Much of this reform has not been guided or informed by rigorous policy research. A notable exception to this is the introduction and expansion of managed care for Medicaid beneficiaries that have unfolded over the past 20 years while being subjected to continuing, systematic analysis. In part this is due to the fact that managed care models were explicitly implemented in Medicaid as research and demonstration projects. Though the research has not always been uniform or timely or definitive, it does provide a number of lessons on how policymakers and researchers can engage in constructive, long-term partnerships.
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