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Evaluating Coordination of Care in Medicaid: Improving Quality and Clinical Outcomes: Hearing Before the Subcommittee on Health of the Committee on Energy and Commerce, House of Representatives, One Hundred Eighth Congress, First Session, October 15, 2003
OCLC Number: 54883051 Excerpt: ...4 We should consider all reasonable options when it comes to mak-ing the most of the dollars we spend on Medicaid, ...Show synopsisOCLC Number: 54883051 Excerpt: ...4 We should consider all reasonable options when it comes to mak-ing the most of the dollars we spend on Medicaid, but if history is any guide, we should be aware of private sector solutions that promises big gains at a small cost. As a woman once wiser than I said, the nice thing about hitting your head against the wall is it feels really good when you stop. Thank you. Mr. B. The Chair thanks the gentleman, and I appreciate ILIRAKIS Mr. Brown commenting on the work, task force work, that Mrs. Wilson is undergoing on this issue, and I certainly join in that ac-colade, and I will recognize her for an opening statement. Mrs. W. Thank you, Mr. Chairman, and thank you for hold-ILSON ing this hearing today. It is the third in a series that your sub-committee has held on Medicaid and ways that we can - I hope it lays the foundation for looking at ways that we can improve Med-icaid for the people who depend upon it most. In the first hearing that we had, we talked about consumer-di-rected care, and the reality is under Medicaid, beneficiaries have far fewer choices than most of the rest of us who have health insur-ance provided by employers or private health insurance. In giving people choices and the ability and the knowledge to be able to man-age their own care improves satisfaction and improves people's health. We also heard last week in testimony that Medicaid doesn't do a very good job of collecting data on whether people's health im-proves or not. Seems, though, we have all kinds of information on how much money we spend, but almost no information on whether anybody's life is better because we spent it. We lack the evidence to show what we can do to improve people's health, and the reality is that Medicaid was really set up for acute care. It was set up to pay claims and not to prevent disease or to improve the quality of people's health who have disease. It doesn't reward physicians for coordinating care for people with chro...Hide synopsis
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