Mississippi misses out on billions by rejecting Medicaid expansion
The 2021 report was conducted to see how the state could economically benefit if
According to the report, expanding Medicare could insure more than 200,000 Mississippians. Advocates said this move is far overdue.
"If you're going to say that
State economist
"The rest of it comes from the savings the state would experience under Medicaid expansion. And by far, the biggest part of that would be on uncompensated care costs for hospitals that the state pays," said Miller.
Millers said there are costs to the state, but they believe at least through the first five plus years or so, the state's cost would be roughly offset by the savings it would incur from the Medicaid expansion.
According to the report, expanding Medicaid could also bring an average of more than 11,000 jobs a year from 2022 to 2027.
"There are shortages of health care personnel, doctors and nurses, in a number of parts of
With Medicaid expansion being a long-avoided topic among
"We got to take the partisan politics out of this, and we got to make sure that people are not dying because of politics," said Grayson.



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