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Home » Uncategorized » Medicaid Payment and Delivery System Reform: Challenges and Opportunities for Rural Health Systems

Medicaid Payment and Delivery System Reform: Challenges and Opportunities for Rural Health Systems

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Compared to their urban counterparts, rural populations tend to be older, poorer, and sicker and have less access to employer-sponsored insurance plans. Consequently, a higher proportion of rural people are potentially eligible for Medicaid. Indeed, as of 2014, 22% of rural residents were enrolled in Medicaid while 20% were enrolled in Medicare, signifying that Medicaid has surpassed Medicare as the largest source of public health coverage in rural areas, and is second in coverage only to employer-sponsored insurance plans.

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