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How Do Employment Outcomes of Medicaid Buy-In Participants Vary Based on Prior Medicaid Coverage? An Example from Massachusetts

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  • Marsha Langer Ellison
  • Mihail Samnaliev
  • Alexis D. Henry
  • Jody Schimmel Beauchamp
  • Annette Shea
  • Jay Himmelstein

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The Medicaid Buy-In program is a key component of the federal effort to help people with disabilities work without fear of losing health coverage. The program enables participants to "buy into" Medicaid even if their income is too high for other Medicaid eligibility categories.

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  • Marsha Langer Ellison & Mihail Samnaliev & Alexis D. Henry & Jody Schimmel Beauchamp & Annette Shea & Jay Himmelstein, "undated". "How Do Employment Outcomes of Medicaid Buy-In Participants Vary Based on Prior Medicaid Coverage? An Example from Massachusetts," Mathematica Policy Research Reports c717f08b5f29441fa6f93d51f, Mathematica Policy Research.
    • Handle: RePEc:mpr:mprres:c717f08b5f29441fa6f93d51f98acb9c
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