Spurring Enrollment In Medicare Savings Programs Through A Substitute For The Asset Test Focused On Investment Income
Abstract
Fewer than one-third of eligible Medicare beneficiaries enroll in Medicare savings programs, which pay premiums and, in some cases, eliminate out-of-pocket cost sharing for poor and near-poor enrollees. Many beneficiaries don't participate in savings programs because they must complete a cumbersome application process, including a burdensome asset test. We demonstrate that a streamlined alternative to the asset test-allowing seniors to qualify...
Paper Details
Title
Spurring Enrollment In Medicare Savings Programs Through A Substitute For The Asset Test Focused On Investment Income
Published Date
Feb 1, 2012
Journal
Volume
31
Issue
2
Pages
367 - 375
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