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… and it is imperative that the system be modified to assist states with their current programs. Therefore, the next … and it is imperative that the system be modified to assist states with their current programs. Therefore, the next … - page 466
… • Reform financing. Allow states to - 6535 • Reform financing. Allow states to have a more flexible, accountable, predictable, … the efficient delivery of health care services. Federal and state financial participation in the Medicaid program should … - page 466
… End state financing loopholes. Reform payments - 6540 End state financing loopholes. Reform payments to hospitals for … of Health and Human Services Page number 467 … End state financing loopholes. Reform payments to hospitals for … - page 467
… integrity a top priority and the responsibility of the states. To protect the taxpayers’ investment: Chapter … integrity a top priority and the responsibility of the states. To protect the taxpayers’ investment: … Strengthen … - page 467
… Incentivize states. An enhanced contingency fee - 6544 Incentivize states. An enhanced contingency fee should be paid to states that successfully increase their efforts to decrease … - page 467
… a. Hold states accountable for improper - 6546 a. Hold states accountable for improper eligibility determinations. … of Health and Human Services Page number 467 … a. Hold states accountable for improper eligibility determinations. … - page 467
… 6549 Incentivize personal responsibility. CMS should allow states to ensure Chapter Department of Health and Human … 467 … Incentivize personal responsibility. CMS should allow states to ensure … Incentivize personal responsibility. CMS … - page 467
… 1 Clarify that states have the - 6555 1. Clarify that states have the ability to adopt work incentives for … Health and Human Services Page number 468 … 1. Clarify that states have the ability to adopt work incentives for … - page 468
… 6557 Allow private health insurance. Congress should allow states the option of contributing to a private insurance … 468 … Allow private health insurance. Congress should allow states the option of contributing to a private insurance … - page 468
… Eliminate current waiver and state plan - 6560 Eliminate current waiver and state plan processes. CMS should allow providers to make payment reforms without cumbersome waivers or state plan amendment processes where possible. More broadly, … - page 468
… of responsibility for Medicaid program management to states. This reform would include adding Section 1115*° … of responsibility for Medicaid program management to states. This reform would include adding Section 1115*° … - page 469
… the Administration’s goal of helping women to travel out of state to obtain abortions. Moreover, the Department of … the Administration’s goal of helping women to travel out of state to obtain abortions. Moreover, the Department of … - page 471
… 1 Issue guidance reemphasizing that states - 6590 1. Issue guidance reemphasizing that states are free to defund Planned Parenthood in their state Medicaid plans. Chapter Department of Health and Human … - page 471
… both to prohibit abortion providers from participating in state-run Medicaid programs and to work with other states to do the same. Abortion is not health care, and states should be free to devise and implement programs that … - page 471
… Withdraw Medicaid funds for states that - 6594 Withdraw Medicaid funds for states that require abortion insurance or that discriminate … Weldon Amendment” declares that no HHS funding may go to a state Chapter Department of Health and Human Services Page … - page 471
… - 6596 or insurers. In blatant violation of this law, seven states require abortion coverage in private health insurance plans, and HHS continues to fund those states. HHS under President Trump disallowed $200 million in Medicaid funding from California because of the state’s flouting of the law, but the Biden Administration … - page 471
… up to and including 10 percent of Medicaid funds, from states that require abortion insurance coverage. DOJ should … up to and including 10 percent of Medicaid funds, from states that require abortion insurance coverage. DOJ should … - page 471
… California’s discrimination takes the form of cutting state contracts with such pharmacies and clearly violates … California’s discrimination takes the form of cutting state contracts with such pharmacies and clearly violates … - page 471
… a review of Medicaid managed care plans in pro-abortion states. Chapter Department of Health and Human Services Page … a review of Medicaid managed care plans in pro-abortion states. … Audit Hyde Amendment compliance. HHS should - 6604 … - page 473
… and hospitals that perform abortions in violation of state law if they deem those abortions necessary to … and hospitals that perform abortions in violation of state law if they deem those abortions necessary to … - page 473
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