claim: uncompensated care has "gone down by 30 percent just in the first few months" of medicaid expansion in the states that adopted it.
author: george barker
evidence_1: uncompensated care has "gone down by 30 percent just in the first few months"  of medicaid expansion in the states that adopted it. — politifact virginia on ...
evidence_2: dec 31, 2014 ... we delved into budget impasses, medicaid expansion, obamacare and ... care  has "gone down by 30 percent just in the first few months" of medicaid  expansions ... ... he said, "those states who have adopted medicaid expansion,  and ... of this calendar year, 2014 – is a reduction in uncompensated care.
evidence_3: aug 18, 2014 ... “those states who have adopted medicaid expansion, and half of the ... hospital  – that's gone down by 30 percent just in the first few months.”.
evidence_4: uncompensated care has "gone down by 30 percent just in the first few months"  of medicaid expansion in the states that adopted it. — politifact virginia on ...
evidence_5: mar 28, 2018 ... coverage: studies show that medicaid expansion states ... and later years as the  federal share for the expansion population phases down from 100% to 90%). ...  result in reductions in uncompensated care costs for hospitals and clinics as ...  recently published studies from late 2017 and early 2018 have ...