The Booming Business Of Medicaid
By Peter Geschek : Medicaid is a joint federal-state health care program for the poor, but in most states it is managed by private insurance companies under contract. These companies offer federally funded insurance, Medicaid, to low wage earners. About 16 million additional Americans may qualify ...
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