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Recent Patterns in Children's Medicaid Enrollment: A National View

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  • Rosemary Borck
  • Valerie Cheh
  • Lucy Lu

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The MAX Medicaid policy issue brief series highlights the essential role MAX data can play in analyzing the Medicaid program. MAX is a set of annual, person-level data files on Medicaid eligibility, service utilization, and payments that are derived from state reporting of Medicaid eligibility and claims data into the Medicaid Statistical Information System (MSIS).

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  • Rosemary Borck & Valerie Cheh & Lucy Lu, "undated". "Recent Patterns in Children's Medicaid Enrollment: A National View," Mathematica Policy Research Reports 7288013abfb3442cb9287a8cb, Mathematica Policy Research.
    • Handle: RePEc:mpr:mprres:7288013abfb3442cb9287a8cbeb3cca2
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    MAX ; Medicaid ; Children ; Medicaid Enrollment ; Health; Insurance Coverage;
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