The proposed rule, called “Higher Cost Sharing Permitted for Individuals With Incomes Above 100 Percent of the Federal Poverty Level,” authorizes state Medicaid officials to require some Medicaid beneficiaries to pay up to $1,500 in premiums and co-pays for physician visits and non-emergency ER use.
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