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Beneficiary Engagement Strategies in Medicaid Demonstrations

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  • Vivian L.H. Byrd
  • Maggie Colby
  • Katharine Bradley

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Four states—Arkansas, Indiana, Iowa, and Michigan—implemented policies that are intended to engage beneficiaries in their health care as part of section 1115 Medicaid demonstrations that expanded coverage.

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  • Vivian L.H. Byrd & Maggie Colby & Katharine Bradley, "undated". "Beneficiary Engagement Strategies in Medicaid Demonstrations," Mathematica Policy Research Reports 036f5fd287ff4ae39048e13a7, Mathematica Policy Research.
    • Handle: RePEc:mpr:mprres:036f5fd287ff4ae39048e13a79e1b940
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    1115 demonstrations; Medicaid; implementation; evaluation; beneficiary engagement;
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