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Integrating Care for Dual Eligibles: An Online ToolkitThis online toolkit is designed to share innovative approaches for integrating Medicaid and Medicare services. It offers policy-related materials, hands-on tools and templates to help guide state efforts, as well as resources from states that have successfully implemented integrated care programs. |
Toolkits | |
Innovations in Integration: State Approaches to Improving Care for Medicare-Medicaid EnrolleesThis brief explores the innovative design approaches that have been proposed by select states participating in the State Demonstrations to Integrate Care for Dual Eligible Individuals and examines common issues states face in creating integrated programs. |
February 2013 | Policy & Issue Briefs |
Advancing Integrated Models for Dual Eligibles: New Innovations and OpportunitiesThis 90-minute webinar highlighted state progress for integrating care for duals and showcased innovative approaches in two states. A representative from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services Federal Coordinated Health Care Office outlined opportunities to help states achieve meaningful integration. |
December 2010 | Webinar Resources |
Profiles of State Innovation: Roadmap for Improving Systems of Care for Dual EligiblesThis roadmap synthesizes state best practices across the country to offer guideposts for improved integration of services for dual eligible beneficiaries with the goal of high-quality, consumer-focused, and cost-effective care. |
November 2010 | Reports |
Integrating Medicare and Medicaid Data to Support Improved Care for Dual EligiblesThis brief provides practical information about identifying ways to link Medicare and Medicaid data to better understand the dual eligible population and uncover opportunities to improve care. |
July 2010 | Technical Assistance Briefs & Tools |
Options for Integrating Care for Dual Eligible BeneficiariesThis resource offers a valuable reference for states looking to integrate Medicare and Medicaid services to deliver higher-quality and more cost-effective care for this vulnerable population. |
March 2010 | Technical Assistance Briefs & Tools |