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The Urban Institute

Grant Date: 10.21.2010
Amount: $50,000

To provide an updated profile of health insurance coverage in New York State and to help inform policy choices for the implementation of health reform.

Community Health Care Association of New York State

Grant Date: 10.17.2008
Amount: $90,000

To implement the New York State Department of Health Presumptive Eligibility protocol at New York City community health centers, designed to expedite and facilitate the enrollment of uninsured children into the Medicaid program.

Georgetown University Health Policy Institute, Center for Children and Families

Grant Date: 10.17.2008
Amount: $75,000

To develop a core set of federal policy options that could enable New York and other states to undertake new strategies for enrolling and retaining children and families into Medicaid and the State Children’s Health Insurance Program.

Medicaid Client Notices Project

Grant Date: 10.17.2008
Amount: $75,000

To partner with the New York State Department of Health Office of Health Insurance Programs--and a working group of legal services organizations, advocacy groups, and local government--to evaluate and revise a subset of high-priority Medicaid client notices.

Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service, New York University

Grant Date: 10.17.2008
Amount: $75,000

To utilize statewide Medicaid claims and encounter data to improve understanding of personal care utilization and costs, and to assess the impact of mandatory managed care on SSI patients.

Bellevue Hospital Center

Grant Date: 06.20.2008
Amount: $55,000

To extend an existing Bellevue pilot program that provides intensive care management for high-cost fee-for-service Medicaid patients.

Health Care Research, Inc.

Grant Date: 03.24.2008
Amount: $75,000

To work with the United Hospital Fund by providing paid claims and related encounter data and technical assistance. As more Medicaid beneficiaries move into managed care, it becomes more critical that the Fund has complete and accurate encounter data for its analyses. These data constitute the foundation of the Fund's research into New York State's Medicaid program, which focuses on patterns of eligibility, service use, and cost.

Mount Sinai School of Medicine

Grant Date: 03.24.2008
Amount: $75,000

To study the effect of hospital palliative care programs on the service use and costs of Medicaid patients from a group of hospitals in New York State. Palliative care is commonly thought to be a Medicare-related issue, but data show that, in some hospitals, Medicaid is the primary payer for a significant percentage of terminally ill patients. This grant will allow the School of Medicine to document patterns in Medicaid expenditures and identify ways in which services could be modified to reduce costs and improve appropriateness and quality of care.

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