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Each year, 280k older Americans experience the “Medicare Cliff” when they turn 65 and become eligible for Medicare but lose Medicaid coverage. A new article finds that permanent loss of Medicaid was associated with worse physical/mental health, higher mortality & out-of-pocket medical spending.
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About 280,000 older adults experience the “Medicare Cliff” each year, becoming eligible for Medicare and losing Medicaid coverage when they turn age 65 years due to discontinuities in financial eligib...
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Long-Term Changes in Health Care Use and Outcomes Among Groups Maintaining Versus Losing Medicaid Upon Medicare Enrollment | Milbank Quarterly
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