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Improving Access to Health Care:
What Can the States Do?
John H. Goddeeris and Andrew J. Hogan, Eds.
Michigan State University Health care cost increases may seem under control but the issue of access remains a serious problem. This text features a dozen essays addressing that issue from the states' perspective.
Topics
- Nature and Dimensions of the Problem - Rashid Bashhur and Cater Webb
- Universal Health Insurance Coverage Through a Single Public Payer - Andrew J. Hogan and John H. Goddeeris
- Combining Private Insurance with Public Programs to Achieve Universal Coverage - John H. Goddeeris
- Piecemeal Programs of Health Insurance for the Uninsured - Andrew J. Hogan
- Small Employer Health Insurance Pools - Andrew J. Hogan and Stephen A. Woodbury
- Medicaid Buy-In Programs for Uninsured Children and Non-Working Adults - Andrew J. Hogan and Stephen A. Woodbury
- High-Risk Pools - Dianne Miller Wolman
- Uncompensated Care: What States Are Doing - John Herrick and Joseph Papsidero
- Benefit Package Plan Considerations in a State Health Care Plan - David R. Nerenz, Barry M. Zajac, Denise P. Repasky, Patricia D. Williams, and Vinood K. Sahney
- Public Financing Approaches to Improve Access to Health Care: Alternative Revenue Sources - John E. Anderson
- Labor Market Impacts of Policies to Expand Access to Health Care - Stephen A. Woodbury and Andrew J. Hogan
- Just Caring: An Experiment in Health Policy Formation - Leonard M. Fleck
"The authors' conclusions are all the more valuable for being based on solid analysis rather than educated guesswork or political posturing." Legal Publishing Review"
273 pp. 1992
$19 paper ISBN 0-88099-118-6 / ISBN-13 978-0-88099-118-6.
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