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Variation in Medicaid spending per enrollee across US states
The last several years of reporting and official audits show wrestled with widespread fraud across multiple social‑services programs — from pandemic-era school meals to and behavioral‑health grants — ...
Medical billing fraud is a national problem with billions lost annually to improper documentation, coding errors, and deliberate false claims, but public data rarely aggregates reliable, comparable fr...
Medicaid operates as a joint federal–state program in which the federal government matches a large and variable share of state Medicaid spending, so shifts in state payments or enrollment rapidly chan...
Most states treat the Basic or Survivors portion of a pension as countable income for eligibility, while the and Housebound supplements are frequently excluded—creating state-by-state patchworks that ...
Household size directly changes the federal poverty level (FPL) threshold used to determine both Marketplace eligibility and the size of premium tax credits, so a two-person household faces a differen...
Federal funding per capita varies widely across the United States depending on the measure used — direct federal grants, total federal transfers, or “net” receipts after subtracting federal taxes — wi...