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Breaking barriers in Medicaid access [PODCAST]

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Join us in this insightful podcast episode as we discuss the challenges and importance of Medicaid access in the United States. Our guests include Fatima Al-Shimari, an epidemiologist, and medical students Miriam Al-Saedy and Salsabeal Al-Saedy. We delve into the limited availability of Medicaid providers and its impact on health care access for low-income individuals. We explore the disparities across states and regions, the role of government reimbursements in provider acceptance, and the benefits of increasing reimbursements. We also address potential arguments against such increases and highlight the positive outcomes they can bring. Additionally, we discuss the implications of stable coverage and improved access to care on reducing health disparities and improving health outcomes for low-income populations. Our guests emphasize the role of health care professionals in advocating for equitable policies and ensuring access to care for all patients. Tune in to gain valuable insights and understand the proactive approaches policymakers can take to strengthen and expand Medicaid programs.

Fatima Al-Shimari is an epidemiologist. Miriam Al-Saedy and Salsabeal Al-Saedy are medical students.

They share their stories and discuss the KevinMD article, “Raising reimbursements: the Medicaid imperative.”

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