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JLF report cites problems linked to program's flawed financial design

Converting the federal portion of North Carolina's Medicaid program into an annual block grant would go a long way toward limiting Medicaid's unpredictable annual cost overruns.

Published: Saturday, August 9th, 2014 @ 11:40 am By: John Richard Furlough

JLF report cites problems linked to program's flawed financial design

Converting the federal portion of North Carolina's Medicaid program into an annual block grant would go a long way toward limiting Medicaid's unpredictable annual cost overruns.

Published: Saturday, August 9th, 2014 @ 11:40 am

By: John Richard Furlough

JLF: Federal Block Grant Key To N.C. Medicaid Reform

Converting the federal portion of North Carolina's Medicaid program into an annual block grant would go a long way toward limiting Medicaid's unpredictable annual cost overruns.

Published: Thursday, August 7th, 2014 @ 5:19 pm By: John Locke Foundation

JLF: Federal Block Grant Key To N.C. Medicaid Reform

Converting the federal portion of North Carolina's Medicaid program into an annual block grant would go a long way toward limiting Medicaid's unpredictable annual cost overruns.

Published: Thursday, August 7th, 2014 @ 5:19 pm

By: John Locke Foundation

Short Session Of General Assembly Has Lengthy Agenda

This year's short session of the General Assembly may live up to its name. Lawmakers return to the capital today for the first time since the historic 2013 session in which they reformed the tax code, cut taxes, enacted broad changes to election laws, fought back against Medicaid expansion and...