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<abstract>Medicaid, a joint federal-state program, financed the health care
for about 60 million low-income people in fiscal year 2005.	 
States have considerable flexibility in deciding what medical	 
services and individuals to cover and the amount to pay 	 
providers, and the federal government reimburses a proportion of 
states&apos; expenditures according to a formula established by law.  
The Centers for Medicare &amp; Medicaid Services (CMS) is the federal
agency responsible for overseeing Medicaid. Growing pressures on 
federal and state budgets have increased tensions between the	 
federal government and states regarding this program, including  
concerns about whether states were appropriately financing their 
share of the program. GAO&apos;s testimony describes findings from	 
prior work conducted from 1994 through March 2007 on (1) certain 
inappropriate state Medicaid financing arrangements and their	 
implications for Medicaid&apos;s fiscal integrity, and (2) outcomes	 
and transparency of a CMS oversight initiative begun in 2003 to  
end such inappropriate arrangements.</abstract>
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