Use "caid" in a sentence

1. Medicaid is run by the states but the federal government reimburses 57% to 83 % of each states costs

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2. Significant waste, fraud, and abuse pervade Medicaid in providing health services to 44 million poor

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3. The simplest answer to this is to eliminate Medicaid at the federal level since it is administered at the

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4. a Medicaid block grant bill that would accomplish this

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5. grant and allow Washington State to administer Medicaid instead of being bound by ObamaCare

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6. and Human Services, proposed that each state annually be given the Medicaid dollars it had received

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7. Removing Medicaid from the federal government would save lots of money by

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8. As with Medicaid fraud is rampant

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9. If we transferred Medicaid and Medicare to the states there are several steps that could be taken to help

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10. and Medicaid and turned it completely over to the states

11. There really is no other answer than transferring Medicaid and Medicare to the states

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12. We have two health care (Medicare and Medicaid) systems that are unconstitutional scheduled to go

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13. departments that transfer money (Education, Agriculture, Medicare and Medicaid) those functions are

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14. That is especially true of our entitlement programs - Social Security, Medicaid and

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15. Medicaid and Medicare should be transferred to the states where it should be altered to the extent

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16. Medicaid should be completely transferred to the states

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17. The Federal government presently pays around half of the Medicaid costs but the

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18. The children received Medicaid

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19. Medicare and Medicaid certified outpatient

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20. How do I get the State to pay for it? I was given an 18-page Title XIX Medicaid application to complete

21. Medicaid again paid, but only after I re-enrolled Mike who had been booted out in March when DSS discovered a $2k mutual fund that he had forgotten about and of which I had never heard

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22. It revealed that he was poor enough to qualify for state assistance including re-enrollment in Medicaid

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23. Neither DOC nor DSS arranged for him to be re-admitted immediately upon release to Medicaid despite his having glaucoma and both ulcerative colitis and diverticulitis [found at autopsy] as well as blocked coronary arteries

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24. At that time Kincaid billed a little over a million dollars

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25. Another Bancorp subsidiary and Kincaid account, Cameron-Brown Company, was the eleventh largest mortgage bank in the nation

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26. While in Charlotte, I also served on the public relations committee of the Charlotte Chamber of Commerce, and working at Kincaid was great, continuing the satisfaction I felt during my seven years at JWT

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27. —David Hare As much as I was enjoying my first year at Kincaid, the offer from my father to come to work for him couldn’t have come at a worse time

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28. I had been discussing the possibility of moving to Atlanta with my creative counterpart at Kincaid to start our own agency

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29. I had a company car with Kincaid and was to be provided with one with Park Outdoor, so that was a wash

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30. On insurance, Kincaid provided me with a $100,000 life insurance policy; Park Outdoor would provide only $5,000, which would cost me 65¢ a month per $1,000

31. The medical insurance was provided by both jobs but totally paid for at Kincaid

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32. I wrote plenty of outdoor copy for Ford and Pan Am at JWT, and we bought it as well for First Union at Kincaid

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33. At any rate, Paul II and I borrowed, with permission, parts of the “Let’s Make Tomorrow” campaign theme I used at Kincaid for First Union in North Carolina, and it was equally successful in Ithaca

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34. Walter Thompson and Kincaid Advertising I was asked by my father to come home to straighten out the outdoor division he owned and restore it to profitability? And why after a couple of years, when that was done, did my father hire professional managers to run the company and move me into his broadcasting company? And after the outdoor division had slipped back into a loss situation, five years later, why was I asked to either take back its management or find another job? Was it because my father and I differed on which direction it should go? It was not easy to come to blows in the office and try to act like nothing had happened sitting around the dinner table at night

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35. What I logically fear is that the federal government’s enactment of Medicare and Medicaid thirty-eight years ago and its congressional starting and subsidizing the early Health Maintenance Organizations (HMOs), which are failing with serious consequences, will nonetheless give justification to those ‘liberal’ types to push for government to ride in to “solve” the mess by taking over with a form of nationalized (socialized) medicine

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36. For example, witness the monumental use of power in passing the Medicare-Medicaid Law in 1965 by the socialist-believing President Lyndon B

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37. Answer to (1) The Chief Actuary of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid

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38. care physicians for five years and increases Medicaid payment to Medicare levels

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39. Medicare payments although higher than Medicaid are

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40. A new Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation to help create new payment

41. Medicare and Medicaid Services for complete medical care for a group of patients

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42. received Medicare payments less than cost while 67% received Medicaid

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43. In essence because of these inadequate Medicare/Medicaid payment

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44. had the courage to either limit benefits or raise taxes to cover Medicare/Medicaid

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45. Medicare and Medicaid at increasing amounts as these government programs

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46. utilize procedures and testing to stay solvent because of Medicare/Medicaid

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47. For each 10% decrease in Medicare and Medicaid payment there was a

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48. The authors commented that reductions in Medicare/Medicaid payments to

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49. and Medicaid paid 48

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50. of the costs of Medicaid?

51. Medicaid founded in 1965 along with Medicare, provides health care for U

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52. government funded, on average, about 56% of Medicaid costs with the remainder

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53. Medicaid), mostly for nursing home and long term chronic disease care

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54. Medicaid costs as a percentage of state budgets is expected to reach 35% by the

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55. Medicaid roles by the newly passed Patient Protection and Affordability Care Act

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56. With the additional 14 million added to Medicaid we as a nation are

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57. As of 2006 Medicaid costs to state budgets were $100

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58. increased state expenditures for Medicaid putting a further strain on the ability of

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59. funding for Medicaid consumes many hundreds of billions of dollars annually it

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60. expenditure Medicaid would have to become a totally federal program

61. A $300 tax on physicians who serve Medicare and Medicaid patients (this

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62. tax was proposed in spite of the fact that Medicare and Medicaid do not

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63. Many of these newly insured patients will be covered by Medicaid;

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64. Medicaid patients will face severe financial stress while those with mostly

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65. beneficial care thus saving Medicare and Medicaid substantial amounts, and then

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66. Medicare/Medicaid, without any real advantage for the patient

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67. products for Medicare/Medicaid coverage, or advertising their wares to the

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68. Medicaid patients and would create a legal framework for the appropriate

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69. Medicare rather than the Medicaid rate

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70. Since the inception of Medicare/Medicaid we have developed a unique medical

71. insurance (Medicare/Medicaid) for more costly items and inpatient care

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72. insurance to help subsidize Medicare and Medicaid?

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73. Rosa disrespectful response is intended to gain control, "I'm still trying to grasp the world of computer systems, drug wholesalers, Medicaid rules and hospital promotion programs

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74. With regrets to the writer whose novel started it all, Martin Caidin

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75. Then in the 1960’s Medicare and Medicaid came along in an effort to help the elderly and the poor and terminally ill people get benefits at an affordable price when they needed it most

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76. The champ was in reality another fighter of lesser fame, Tommy Kincaid

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77. Despite the scheming of Kincaid, it may call for some analysis because what he did is not without some merit

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78. There is also another father and son consideration between Kincaid and his offspring

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79. For Medicare, Medicaid and CHIP (Children’s Health Insurance Program) $740B is listed http://en

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80. Medicaid and CHIPS should take some part of these hits, currently at 740-450=290B, maybe a reduction to 225B

81. So the three medical services would come up to 276+225= about 500B for Medicare, Medicaid, and CHIPs, $276B of which is Medicare

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82. While the very poor qualify for government provided health care (Medicare and Medicaid) there is a group of at least 8 million Americans who make too much to qualify for government assistance, but not enough to buy the smallest commercially available health policies

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83. The $234B of Medicaid go to low-income adults under age 65, a group numbering more than 50 million people

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84. ) For Americans enrolled in Medicaid, dental fees are set so low that many dentists won't treat them

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85. Medicare and Medicaid payments are made to the health provider companies in the business box

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86. For Medicare, Medicaid, and CHIPS I implement the reductions mentioned in the text: anti fraud, no overcharging, no unneeded procedures, and initiation of a co-pay for the wealthy (that saves 75B) to keep them from abusing the privilege of free medicine

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87. Medicaid pays for medically necessary nursing home care for patients in skilled or intermediate care nursing homes or in intermediate care facilities for the mentally retarded

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88. The patient's income must be less than the cost of care in the facility at the Medicaid rate, and there is a limit on resources

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89. Medicaid policy specifies that when a legally married individual needs Medicaid to help pay for nursing facility services, a portion of the couple's income and assets may be protected for the spouse at home, the community spouse

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90.  The nursing facility spouse must spend his half of the assets on his care prior to becoming Medicaid eligible

91.  A portion of a married institutionalized Medicaid recipient's income may also be allocated to the community spouse

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92. Transfers of countable assets for less than fair market value made during the look-back period will usually result in a waiting period before you can start to collect Medicaid

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93. So, for example, if you give your house to your kids the year before you enter a nursing home, you’ll be ineligible for Medicaid for quite some time

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94. Also, you should know that Medicaid planning is more effective in some states than in others

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95. In addition, federal law encourages states to seek reimbursement from Medicaid recipients for Medicaid payments made on their behalf

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96. Strangely enough, state coffers are frequently enlarged through the mechanism of Medicaid

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97. If you, or your family, does not have resources to pay for the care, Medicaid steps in

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98. While Medicaid is a federal program, funds are allocated to the states for administrative purposes and are subject to state rules and regulations

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99. By the same token, Medicaid rules have been revised so that if one half of a married couple requires nursing home care, the other spouse doesn’t have to sell the house and live on the street

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100. Under the most recent Medicaid rulings, when one spouse has to be in a nursing home for 30 days or more, the couple’s assets are assessed and some assets are excluded by virtue of “spousal impoverishment” rules