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Health Affairs, Vol 17, Issue 1, 201-212
Copyright © 1998 by Project HOPE

DataWatch

State spending for Medicare and Medicaid home care programs

Congressional attempts to curtail spending growth in Medicare home health may affect Medicaid, given the number of Medicare enrollees who qualify for Medicaid-covered home care services. This DataWatch examines interactions between the Medicare and Medicaid home care programs using state-level expenditure data for 1995 and through case studies in five states: Connecticut, Louisiana, Minnesota, New Mexico, and New York.

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