Medicaid utilization in children: Condition-specific incidence and spending.

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Madelyn Hall, Jay G Berry, Samir S Shah, Vineeta Mittal, Matt Hall, Henry T Puls, Jessica L Markham
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Medicaid insures over half of US children, yet gaps remain in understanding how funds are allocated across the care of nonchronic conditions, the care of chronic conditions, and preventative services. We conducted a retrospective analysis of 7.2 million Medicaid-enrolled children from 12 states in the 2022 Medicaid Marketscan database. Only 78.5% of enrolled children had a Medicaid healthcare claim. Among those with at least one Medicaid claim, half received preventative care, accounting for just 8.5% of total Medicaid spending. Care of nonchronic conditions accounted for the highest proportion (50.4%) of spending, while the care of chronic conditions affected 27.7% of children and represented 41.1% of spending. These findings highlight opportunities for preventive care and the need for strategies to increase access and optimize Medicaid's impact on children's health.

儿童医疗补助的使用:具体情况的发生率和支出。
医疗补助为超过一半的美国儿童提供保险,但在了解资金如何在非慢性疾病护理、慢性疾病护理和预防服务之间分配方面仍然存在差距。我们对2022年医疗补助市场数据库中来自12个州的720万参加医疗补助的儿童进行了回顾性分析。只有78.5%的注册儿童有医疗补助计划。在至少有一项医疗补助申请的人中,有一半接受了预防性护理,仅占医疗补助总支出的8.5%。非慢性疾病的护理占支出的最高比例(50.4%),而慢性病的护理影响了27.7%的儿童,占支出的41.1%。这些发现突出了预防保健的机会,以及制定战略以增加获取和优化医疗补助对儿童健康的影响的必要性。
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