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Medicaid

A joint federal and state program that helps cover healthcare costs for people with limited income and resources.

Medicare Part B

The part of Medicare that covers outpatient medical care, like doctor visits, preventative services, and some medical equipment.

Medicare payment rate floor

A rule that requires Medicaid to pay at least the same rate for certain services as Medicare, setting a minimum payment standard.

Primary care services

Everyday health services provided by a general doctor or other main healthcare provider, focusing on preventative care, common illnesses, and managing chronic conditions.

Advanced practice clinician

Highly trained healthcare professionals, such as nurse practitioners, physician assistants, or certified nurse-midwives, who provide a range of medical services, often under the supervision of a physician or independently depending on state law.

Managed care entities

Private health insurance companies that states contract with to provide Medicaid benefits and manage healthcare services for enrollees.

Title XIX of the Social Security Act