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Incentives to Change Health Behaviors: Beneficiary Engagement Strategies in Indiana, Iowa, and Michigan

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  • Kara Contreary
  • Rachel Miller

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As part of their Medicaid expansions to adults with incomes up to 133 percent of the federal poverty level, Indiana,Iowa, and Michigan used section 1115 authority to implement incentives for beneficiaries to use regular preventive care, change certain health behaviors, achieve personal health goals, and, in some cases, build awareness of health care costs.

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  • Kara Contreary & Rachel Miller, "undated". "Incentives to Change Health Behaviors: Beneficiary Engagement Strategies in Indiana, Iowa, and Michigan," Mathematica Policy Research Reports d0745d8638344abba88316dab, Mathematica Policy Research.
    • Handle: RePEc:mpr:mprres:d0745d8638344abba88316dab911821d
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    1115 demonstrations; Medicaid; implementation; evaluation; beneficiary engagement;
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