Medicaid Undercount and Bias to Estimates of Uninsurance

Only a modest number of Medicaid enrollees erroneously report not having health insurance (an average of 4.6 percent across the seven experiments) resulting in ...

The Medicaid Undercount and Bias to Estimates of Uninsurance ...

The Medicaid Undercount and Bias to Estimates of Uninsurance: New Estimates and Existing Evidence ... Call, K.T., G. Davidson, M. Davern, L. Blewett, and R. Nyman ...

The Medicaid Undercount and Bias to Estimates of Uninsurance

A somewhat larger percentage of enrollees report having some other type of coverage than no coverage, biasing Medicaid enrollment estimates downward but not ...

The Medicaid Undercount: Real or Perceived Bias in Estimates of ...

Abstract: Policies to cover the uninsured rely in large part upon the accuracy of estimates of this population. However, estimates of those uninsured can vary ...

Uncovering the missing Medicaid cases and assessing their bias for ...

General population surveys of health insurance coverage are thought to undercount Medicaid enrollment, which may bias estimates of the uninsured.

The Medicaid Undercount - Policy Archive

ited bias in estimates of uninsurance in population surveys that collect current health insurance coverage information, policymakers should not be overly ...

The Medicaid Undercount: Real or Perceived Bias in Estimates of ...

Given that the general population surveys of health insurance coverage may undercount the number of individuals enrolled in Medicaid by 15 to 50%, ...

The Medicaid Undercount: Real or Perceived Bias in Estimates of ...

Does the undercount of individuals with Medicaid coverage bias the estimates of the number of uninsured? Kathleen Thiede Call, Ph.D., examined whether ...

The Medicaid Undercount: Real or Perceived Bias in Estimates of ...

This brief by Bonnie J. Austin, published by the Changes in Health Care Financing & Organization (HCFO) program of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, ...

Accuracy of Medicaid reporting in the ACS: Preliminary results from ...

Medicaid undercount and bias to estimates of uninsurance: New estimates and existing evidence. Health Services Research, 43(3): 901-901. Czajka, J.L. (2012) ...

++Is there an undercount of Medicaid participants in the ACS field test

If this is the case, the estimate of the uninsured rate is biased. To figure out the bias of the uninsured rate, an external source of “truth” is needed.

Survey-Reported Coverage in 2019-2022 and Implications for ...

There was a 3.9 percentage point increase in the ACS's “undercount” of Medicaid enrollment, compared with CMS data, from 2019 to 2022. This ...

Reported Health Insurance Coverage among Medicaid Enrollees

The Medicaid Undercount and. Bias to Estimates of Uninsurance. Health. Services Research 43(3):901–914. Call, K. T., G. Davidson, R. Nyman, M. Davern, and ...

The Medicaid undercount: real or perceived bias in estimates of ...

PubMed journal article: The Medicaid undercount: real or perceived bias in estimates of coverage in general population surveys?. Download Prime PubMed App ...

Response Error and the Medicaid Undercount in the Current ...

We discuss implications for survey reports of health insurance coverage and for estimating the uninsured population. Key Words: Medicaid undercount, Response ...

Understanding Participation Rates in Medicaid - ASPE

―Medicaid undercount and bias to estimates of uninsurance: new estimates and existing evidence.‖ Health Serv Res;43:901-14. Davern M ...

Uncovering the Missing Medicaid Cases and Assessing their Bias ...

the impact of the Medicaid undercount on estimates of uninsurance is of critical importance. In this re? search, we want to determine whether the undercount.

Can We Trust Population Surveys To Count Medicaid Enrollees And ...

Although some over- and underreporting occurs, overall CHIS Medicaid estimates match administrative counts for adults. TOPICS. Medicaid · Uninsured · Insurance ...

An examination of the Medicaid undercount in the current population ...

To assess reasons why survey estimates of Medicaid enrollment are 43 percent lower than raw Medicaid program enrollment counts (i.e., "Medicaid undercount").

Accuracy in Self-Reported Health Insurance Coverage among ...

The largest portion of the Medicaid undercount is caused by survey reporting error—that is, Medicaid recipients misreport their enrollment in health ...