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Maximizing Enrollment/NASHP Eligibility Regulatory Analysis Grid: Issues and Areas for Comment for States

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This grid outlines the key provisions of the three eligibility notices of proposed rulemaking (from CMS and IRS) that were issued on August 17, 2011.  In our grid, we provide a summary of the

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