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Diversion as a Work-Oriented Welfare Reform Strategy and Its Effect on Access to Medicaid:
An Examination of the Experiences of Five Local Communities
A Report of the Findings of the
Second Phase of the Research Funded By
The Administration for Children and Families and
The Assistant Secretary for Planning and Evaluation
US Department of Health and Human Services
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Kathleen A. Maloy, JD, PhD
LaDonna A. Pavetti, PhD1
Julie Darnell, MHSA2
Peter Shin, MPH
March 1999
2 Ms. Darnell is a Research Associate at The Institute for Health Services Research and Policy Studies, Northwestern University, Chicago, IL (back)
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