Federal Approval Given To California Medicare Program
California wins federal approval for a costly Medicare program covering 1.4 million low income residents. The HEW okays 15 million dollars monthly in matching funds under 1985 revisions, with the total program costing an estimated 580 million dollars yearly. Gov Brown says funds will more than double prior medical aid for low income Californians, aiding welfare recipients and about 200 thousand medically needy who aren’t on welfare. Critics contend the care for the 200 thousand may be less comprehensive, as outpatient coverage varies by eligibility status. Beneficiaries retain freedom to choose physicians and hospitals and related care without restricted provider networks.
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Maverick Yorty Faces Underdog Governor Bid
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Assembly Toughens LSD User Penalty
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