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<abstract>Medicaid, which provides health insurance for qualified low-income
persons, is jointly funded by the federal government and the states.
Because of soaring health care costs during the past decade, states have
been searching for new ways to help finance the $125 billion Medicaid
program. Some states are now using dubious financial arrangements to
collect federal funds without committing their own matching amounts,
thus increasing the share of Medicaid costs borne by the federal
government. This report (1) examines the financial arrangements used by
states to inflate the federal share of Medicaid program expenditures,
(2) describes the various techniques that states use to obtain federal
funds for their basic Medicaid and disproportionate share hospital
programs, and (3) looks into whether states are using their federal
matching funds to provide medical services to Medicaid patients.</abstract>
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