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Flaws And All, Medicaid Can Improve Adults' Health
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Among the reasons some governors say they're considering not expanding their Medicaid programs under the Affordable Care Act is that Medicaid is, well, not a very good program.
"Medicaid is a system of inflexible mandates, one-size-fits-all requirements, and wasteful bureaucratic inefficiencies," Texas Republican Gov. Rick Perry wrote in a
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AMCP Nexus 2026 brings managed care leaders to San Diego October 26-29 to tackle Medicare negotiation, drug pricing policy, AI, and patient access.
IDWeek 2026 posters describe a rule-based tool classifying about 1 in 5 patients with cUTI as outpatient-eligible and 5 clusters with varied LOS.
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