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But this response offers no explanation as to why the state and its residents ultimately will not have to confront precisely these choices. Even a cursory review suggests that this is not a state whose health care system can withstand the severe shock of stagnant funding in the face of rising costs. The case for testing a Medicaid block grant in Tennessee weakens still further as facts about the overall state of health care in Tennessee come into view.
United States Census figures released earlier this year 13 show that between and , Tennessee experienced the third largest rate of growth nationally in its uninsured population. By , some , state residents—one in 10—were uninsured. Experts have documented the relationship between health system performance and community-wide insurance rates. Since , at least 10 rural hospitals have closed and others have ended all inpatient care, leaving affected communities without readily accessible hospital care.
Research strongly suggests that the proposed demonstration will trigger significant reductions in enrollment, eligibility, and coverage, with risks for population health and health care system stability. For these reasons, we believe that the proposal should be rejected.
According to the state, these are the services provided to individuals with intellectual disabilities under the authority of a separate c waiver and targeted case management services provided to children in state custody. Joseph Dieleman et al. JAMA 17 Nov. Lambrew, J. Making Medicaid a block grant program: an analysis of the implications of past proposals. The Milbank Quarterly , 83 1 , Citing Holahan, J. Washington, D.
What's right, and what's wrong, with the federal-state division of responsibility for health care. Health Affairs , 22 Suppl1 , W Avalere Health Park, E. Citation: Holahan, J. Washington D. Brett Kelman, TennCare got 1, public comments on the block grant plan. Only 11 were supportive. Nashville Tennessean Nov.
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