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Healthcare Coverage & Access

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A Comprehensive Review of Immigrant Access to Health and Human Services

Report Submitted to: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Office of Assistant Secretary for Planning and Evaluation

Promoting Public Benefits Access Through Web-Based Tools and Outreach: A National Scan of Efforts - Volume I

Promoting Public Benefits Access Through Web-Based Tools and Outreach: A National Scan of Efforts - Volume II

Promoting Public Benefits Access Through Web-Based Tools and Outreach: A National Scan of Efforts. Volume I: Background, Efforts in Brief, and Related Initiatives

Contract Number: HHSP23320095642WC/HHSP23337018T Mathematica Reference Number: 06858.300 Submitted to:

Promoting Public Benefits Access Through Web-Based Tools and Outreach: A National Scan of Efforts. Volume II: Detailed Summary Tables of Benefits Access Efforts

Contract Number: HHSP23320095642WC/HHSP23337018T Mathematica Reference Number: 06858.300

Findings from a Study of the SSI/SSDI Outreach, Access, and Recovery (SOAR) Initiative

The Supplemental Security Income (SSI) and Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) programs provide critical income support for those who meet eligibility requirements.

Analysis of Transition Events in Health Insurance Coverage

By: John L. Czajka and James Mabli Mathematica Policy Research
Literature Review

Defining and Measuring State Medicaid Spending Efficiency: A Literature Review

Consumer Use of Computerized Applications to Address Health and Health Care Needs

This paper examines consumer health needs that can be addressed through using health information technology, how consumers are using existing health information technology resources, differences in use by demographic group, what is necessary to expand its use, and related policy areas. [PDF - 49 pages]

Continuation of Research on Consumer Directed Health Plans: Does Access to Transparent Provider Quality and Cost Information Affect Health Care Cost and Utilization of Preventive Services?