Medicare, Medicaid, and the elderly poor.

Part of a special issue containing the papers presented at a symposium entitled “Medicare: Advancing Towards the 21st Century,” which was held in Austin, Texas, on May 6, 1996. The writers profile the economic and health status of the low-income elderly population served by Medicare and explore th...

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Published in:Health Care Financing Review Vol. 18; pp. 61 - 86
Main Authors: Rowland, Diane, Lyons, Barbara
Format: Article
Published: HCFA ORDS Publications Winter 1996
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