Medicaid Statutes
Medicaid is a federal and state-funded program that finances healthcare for the poor. Medicaid is administered by participating states, which receive federal matching funds so long as the states cover certain federally mandated services and comply with federal regulations. Sources for the federal law include:
- United States CodeAvailable in print at Law Core Collection (Level Two) Y 1.2/5:2012. Law Core Collection (Level Two) Y 1.2/5:2006.
- United States Code AnnotatedWestlaw's version of an annotated U.S. Code. Also in print at Law Core Collection (Level Two) KF62 1927 .W48.
- To locate state statutory code sections on Medicaid, consult the index to your state’s annotated code and look for relevant terms such as Medicaid, Medicare, fraud, nursing home, or home healthcare.
- State CodesState codes in print for states other than Iowa are located on the third floor of the Law Library.
- Iowa CodeIowa Code Annotated available in print at call number Law Core Collection (Level Two) KFI4230 1946 .A44.
Books & Treatises
Most of the Law Library's books and treatises relating to Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid are located on the 1st Floor in the KF 3608 - KF 3650 call number area. Use InfoHawk, the Law Library's online catalog, to search for relevant materials.
Key treatises and resources on Medicaid include:
Medicaid Regulations
- Code of Federal Regulations: CFR Index and Finding AidsIn print at Law Core Collection (Level Two) AE 2.106/3.
- State Administrative Codes & Registers LinksFrom the Administrative Codes & Registers Section of the National Association of Secretaries of State, U.S.A.