Medicaid
Americannoun
noun
Etymology
Origin of Medicaid
Example Sentences
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Loss of insurance coverage, specifically Medicaid, among young women could be a contributing factor.
From Salon
The administration, Mr. Oz said, has notified Minnesota that it is “deferring” $259 million in quarterly Medicaid payments to the state until it acts to get its fraud under control.
Health insurance recently endured a disappointing announcement from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services on funding for insurers, but the stocks look like they have already reflected that setback.
From Barron's
The managed care company reported a surprise quarterly loss and issued dismal guidance for the current fiscal year, citing the implementation of a new Medicaid contract and underperformance in its Medicare Advantage Part D product.
From Barron's
The company attributed the weak outlook to a new Medicaid contract and underperformance in its Medicare Advantage Part D product.
From Barron's
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