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Title:	Current and Future Role and Impact of Medicaid in Rural Health
Abstract:	This report outlines and describes the current Medicaid program and its importance to rural America. It discusses implications of program expansion under the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act of 2010; including whether and how states choose to implement changes, its role as a safety net program for rural people, and how it provides financial support for rural health care providers and local economies. The report includes figures and references.
Inv. Code:	ORHP00569
Year:	2012
Language(s):	English
Size:	8 1/2" x 11"
Length:	7 pp.
Audience:	Professionals, Researchers
Pub. Type:	Report
Author(s):	Keith J. Mueller, PhD, Andrew F. Coburn, PhD, Jennifer P. Lundblad, PhD, MBA, PhD, MBA, A. Clinton MacKinney, MD, MS, Timothy D. McBride, PhD, Sidney

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