Professor of Public Health and center co-director, Timothy McBride explains why Medicaid recipients are dropping off the rolls, likely due to procedural violations.
Half Those Losing Medicaid in MO are Children (Links to an external site)
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End of public health emergency and telehealth: Top stories from the AHCJ Conference (Links to an external site)
The public health emergency declared in 2020 ends May 11. How will this impact Medicaid enrollment? Co-Director of the Center for Health Economics & Policy, Timothy McBride talked about it on a panel at the recent AHCJ conference in St. Louis.
Democrats Dismiss Solvency Fearmongering While Offering Social Security Fix (Links to an external site)
Center for Health Economics & Policy co-Director, Timothy McBride, PhD, weighs in on fear around “the solvency issue” as it relates to Social Security.
Article co-authored by center co-director published in Journal of Rural Health (Links to an external site)
An article co-authored by Center for Health Economics & Policy co-Director, Timothy McBride, PhD, has been published in the Journal of Rural Health.
Republicans Have Wanted To Cut Medicare And Social Security For Decades (Links to an external site)
Faculty Scholar and co-Director of the Center for Health Economics & Policy, Timothy McBride, PhD, is quoted as an expert on Medicare, Medicaid and Social Security in this Talking Points Memo article.
Social Security, Medicare, and the debt ceiling (Links to an external site)
As House Republicans weigh program spending cuts, Center for Health Economics & Policy co-Director & Bernhard Becker Professor, Timothy McBride, PhD, analyzes the current status and future of Social Security and Medicare.
Center releases publications that help promote health equity locally, and across Missouri
The Center for Health Economics & Policy has recently released publications about its work surrounding themes of Medicaid expansion and maternal health.
Opinion | Ron Johnson’s claims about Medicare are misleading (Links to an external site)
Center for Health Economics & Policy co-Director, Timothy McBride talks about controversial statements about Medicare made by WI Senator, Ron Johnson.
Does Ron Johnson understand Wisconsin’s important role in developing Social Security policy? (Links to an external site)
Center for Health Economics & Policy co-Director, Timothy McBride, PhD, a graduate of the University of Wisconsin wrote this op-ed featured in the Wisconsin Examiner about the importance of Medicaid and Social Security, two important topics in the state.
Missouri officials say Medicaid applications are finally being processed within federal deadline (Links to an external site)
Tim McBride, co-director of the Center for Health Economics & Policy weighs in on how the state can continue to meet federal deadlines for processing Medicaid applications.
Federal government steps in to help pull Missouri out of Medicaid backlog (Links to an external site)
Read the Missouri Independent’s article on the significant issues facing Missouri’s Medicare and Medicaid Services, featuring Co-Director of the Center for Health Economics and Policy, Timothy McBride PhD, MS.
Business rebounds at St. Louis-area hospitals despite pandemic fears (Links to an external site)
Timothy McBride, co-director of the Center for Health Economics and Policy, speaks to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch about the impact and importance of federal funding for healthcare services during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Missouri Takes Months to Process Medicaid Applications, Longer Than Federal Law Allows (Links to an external site)
After Medicaid expansion’s passing in MO, the state is taking longer than is legal to process applications, leaving people without coverage during the pandemic. Dr. Timothy McBride comments on their technology’s role.
Medicaid Enrollment in Missouri Begins; Applications Appear Vigorous (Links to an external site)
Timothy McBride, co-director of the Center for Health Economics and Policy, wrote this piece documenting the journey of Medicaid expansion in Missouri, citing data collected from the center’s Medicaid enrollment dashboard.