Iowa Medicaid Transition and Savings Methodology Review
Mosiman’s report examines the shift of Iowa Medicaid from fee-for-service to managed care in 2016. It notes the lack of a reliable savings methodology and cites Governor Reynolds’ office statements on sustainability and ongoing program improvements. It argues cost estimates depend on a robust, standardized approach beyond accounting figures.
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Iowa audit questions Medicaid cost savings methods and impact
The Iowa auditor questions how 2018 Medicaid savings were estimated amid move to managed care. Estimates from Reynolds, DHS, and Mossman show differing methodologies. May 2018 is deemed most reliable though future accuracy declines away from fee-for-service. Lawmakers demand clarity on payments to providers and program impact.
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Department of Human Services
Mossman
Iowa
Jack Whitter
R-Ankeny
Senate
Rob Sand
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