
|Articles|January 6, 2015
CMS Gives Arkansas, Iowa More Leeway in Medicaid Expansion Waivers
The Obama administration is continuing to compromise with Republican-led states that expand Medicaid.
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The Obama administration is continuing to compromise with Republican-led states that expand Medicaid. Not only is CMS allowing Arkansas to impose cost-sharing for beneficiaries below poverty level, but Iowa has also been given permission to not offer nonemergency transportation to beneficiaries.
Patient advocates and some policy experts have criticized the cost-sharing provisions that are becoming increasingly popular in Medicaid waiver applications because previous experiments with such fees suggest fees of any size generally discourage low-income people from enrolling.
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