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Interaction of Medicaid Buy-In and other Federal Efforts to Improve Access to Health Coverage for Adults with Disabilities
10/29/2006 | Requests *
Summary
The Medicaid Buy-In (MBI), Social Security Disability Income (SSDI), and Supplemental Security Income (SSI) programs all provide workers with disabilities options to maintain health coverage if they earn too much for Medicaid or Medicare benefits. The first issue brief explains how these programs compare and interact in terms of eligibility, coverage, populations, and enrollment. The second examines how MBI participants that collect SSDI utilize SSDI work incentives.
Author
Davis, Sarah R.; Ireys, Henry T.
Available Files
- Issue Brief - Program Interaction PDF (210K, 6 pages)
- Issue Brief - Dual Eligibles PDF (329K, 4 pages)
Keywords
Medicaid Buy-In; Medicaid; Eligibility; Dual Eligibles; Community Inclusion; healthcare; health care; Social Security Disability Income; SSDI; Supplemental Security Income; SSI; work incentives; 1619(a); 1619(b); Medicare; Trial Work Period; TWP; Extended Period of Eligibility; EPE;
Topic
Employment Programs, Financing HCBS
Type/Tool
Comparison Table, Matrix or Chart, Newsletter, periodic publication, Policy alerts, briefs, letters & papers, Reports
Source
Mathematica Policy Research
State
All States/Territories
Date Created
10/29/2008
Contact
Carey Appold
Mathematica
Policy Research
carey.appold@cms.hhs.gov
410-786-2117
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