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Medicaid Analytic Extract Provider Characteristics (MAXPC) Evaluation Report, 2010

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This report describes the motivation for creating the MAXPC file and its design and content. It also examines the quality and completeness of each of the six types of provider IDs (inpatient billing provider, long-term care billing provider, other services billing and servicing provider, and prescription drug billing and prescribing providers). The analysis focuses on the 45 states that had the requisite Medicaid Statistical Information System files available for calendar year 2010 services (Idaho, Kansas, Maine, New Jersey, North Dakota, and Utah are excluded). The quality and completeness vary substantially by state and type of provider ID.

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  • Deo Bencio, 2013. "Medicaid Analytic Extract Provider Characteristics (MAXPC) Evaluation Report, 2010," Mathematica Policy Research Reports 04ccf7ab6e4040d5a277be732, Mathematica Policy Research.
    • Handle: RePEc:mpr:mprres:04ccf7ab6e4040d5a277be732f8c3fd0
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    1. Deo S. Bencio & Julie Sykes & Mei-ling Mason, "undated". "Development of the Medicaid Analytic Extract Provider Characteristics (MAXPC) File: Final Implementation Report, 2006," Mathematica Policy Research Reports b54f4d1bbde84e338b621606b, Mathematica Policy Research.
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    5. Deo Bencio & Julie Sykes, "undated". "Medicaid Analytic Extract Provider Characteristics (MAXPC) Evaluation Report, 2009," Mathematica Policy Research Reports 95ccab5af19e407eb3f46889e, Mathematica Policy Research.
    6. David Baugh & Shinu Verghese, "undated". "Physician Service Use and Participation in Medicaid, 2009," Mathematica Policy Research Reports 929d8ceb27da4f54812ef3ffe, Mathematica Policy Research.
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    1. Staiger, Becky, 2022. "Disruptions to the patient-provider relationship and patient utilization and outcomes: Evidence from medicaid managed care," Journal of Health Economics, Elsevier, vol. 81(C).

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    Medicaid; Medicaid Analytic Extract; MAX; Provider Characteristics; MAXPC; 2010;
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