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August 16, 2018
Comment in Response to the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services’ (CMS) Call for Comments on Re-approval for Kentucky’s Medicaid Waiver
In this comment to the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, Matthew Glans and Charlie Katebi write in support of re-authorizing Kentucky's Medicaid work requirement waiver.
Health Care
August 13, 2018
Research & Commentary: State and Home Care Workers Lose When SEIU Skims Medicaid Funds
In this Research & Commentary, Lindsey Stroud and Matthew Glans provide insight on how unions are collecting dues from in-home care workers and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services proposed rule change to protect Medicaid provider payments.
Regulation
August 9, 2018
Comment in Support of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services Notice of Proposed Rulemaking Reassignment of Medicaid Provider Claims
In this comment to the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, Matthew Glans writes in support of a proposed rule that would end the ability of states to skim Medicaid dollars from
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Health Care
August 7, 2018
Medicare for all would be a fiscal nightmare
Single-payer supporters are right to want a better health-care system for the United States. However, they should realize that forcing everyone to enroll in Medicare would only make health care even more expensive and unaffordable.
Health Care
August 3, 2018
Work Requirements would improve the living standards of Medicaid's enrollees
Despite Medicaid’s best intentions, the program imposes significant barriers on low-income families seeking employment and high-quality health insurance. Thankfully, states finally have the opportunity to implement commonsense work requirements.
Health Care
July 18, 2018
The judiciary strikes a blow to Medicaid reform
As Medicaid’s booming costs crowd out medical care for the truly needy, it is critical that states and the Trump administration push back against the DC District Court's ruling and other misguided attempts to block work requirements.

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Health Care
August 16, 2018
Comment in Response to the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services’ (CMS) Call for Comments on Re-approval for Kentucky’s Medicaid Waiver
By Matthew Glans
In this comment to the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, Matthew Glans and Charlie Katebi write in support of re-authorizing Kentucky's Medicaid work requirement waiver.
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August 13, 2018
Research & Commentary: State and Home Care Workers Lose When SEIU Skims Medicaid Funds
By Lindsey Stroud, Matthew Glans
In this Research & Commentary, Lindsey Stroud and Matthew Glans provide insight on how unions are collecting dues from in-home care workers and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services proposed rule change to protect Medicaid provider payments.
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August 9, 2018
Comment in Support of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services Notice of Proposed Rulemaking Reassignment of Medicaid Provider Claims
By Matthew Glans
In this comment to the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, Matthew Glans writes in support of a proposed rule that would end the ability of states to skim Medicaid dollars from
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August 7, 2018
Medicare for all would be a fiscal nightmare
By Charles Katebi
Single-payer supporters are right to want a better health-care system for the United States. However, they should realize that forcing everyone to enroll in Medicare would only make health care even more expensive and unaffordable.
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August 3, 2018
Work Requirements would improve the living standards of Medicaid's enrollees
By Charles Katebi
Despite Medicaid’s best intentions, the program imposes significant barriers on low-income families seeking employment and high-quality health insurance. Thankfully, states finally have the opportunity to implement commonsense work requirements.
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July 18, 2018
The judiciary strikes a blow to Medicaid reform
By Charles Katebi
As Medicaid’s booming costs crowd out medical care for the truly needy, it is critical that states and the Trump administration push back against the DC District Court's ruling and other misguided attempts to block work requirements.
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July 12, 2018
How Expanding Medicaid To Able-Bodied Adults Is Stripping Care For Disabled People
By Charles Katebi
Over the last several years, states that expanded Medicaid to able-bodied adults have seen costs skyrocket and patients lose access to critical medical care.
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July 6, 2018
The Leaflet: Judge Halts Kentucky Medicaid Reforms
By Arianna Wilkerson
Washington D.C. judge struck down the Kentucky HEALTH Medicaid reform package. If passed, the package would have paved a pathway for self-sufficiency among recipients and saved the state $331 million.
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July 1, 2018
Getting Organized at Home: Why Allowing States to Siphon Medicaid Funds to Unions Harms Caregivers and Compromises Program Integrity
By Maxford Nelsen
In this paper, Maxford Nelsen examines how several states have skimmed dues from Medicaid home care providers, sending these funds to public unions.
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June 27, 2018
Reversing Obamacare’s Medicaid expansion would benefit everyone
By Charles Katebi
Michigan recently passed sweeping reforms that will help sick and able-bodied Medicaid recipients obtain quality health care.
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