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Approaches to Slowing Cost Growth in Public Programs

August 2010 — On August 5, 2010, Nikki Highsmith, CHCS senior vice president, presented at the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation's State Coverage Initiatives national m…

Staff Presentations
Arkansas Charts a Course for HIE and Quality Reporting

August 2010 — Arkansas' Regional Quality Improvement program established a statewide health information exchange and a multi-payer quality measurement reporting strategy …

Case Studies
Covering Low-Income Childless Adults in Medicaid: Experiences from Selected States

August 2010 — This policy brief examines the experiences from 10 states with existing programs for low-income childless adults to shed light on those newly eligible to enroll…

Policy & Issue Briefs
The Implications of Health Reform for U.S. Charity Care Programs: Policy Considerations

August 2010 — As policymakers and health systems prepare for ACA implementation, it is important that they consider who will remain uninsured and how that population can access co…

Policy & Issue Briefs
High-Quality Wraparound and the Roles of Supervision, Training and Coaching in Care Management Entities

July 2010 — During this 90-minute webinar, speakers explored critical components of high quality wraparound and intensive care coordination within a CME serving children wi…

Webinar Resources
Integrating Medicare and Medicaid Data to Support Improved Care for Dual Eligibles

July 2010 — This brief provides practical information about identifying ways to link Medicare and Medicaid data to better understand the dual eligible population and uncover opp…

Technical Assistance Briefs & Tools
Models for Improving Medicaid Primary Care: Lessons for Health Reform

July 2010 — This July 27, 2010 webinar described the evolving model of primary care, as well as practice-based primary care transformation strategies underway in two states.…

Webinar Resources
Opportunities to Integrate Care for Dual Eligibles

July 2010 — On July 23, 2010, Melanie Bella, CHCS senior vice president, participated in a National Health Policy Forum panel discussion on issues states face in serving dual el…

Staff Presentations
Practice Transformation in Medicaid: Five Levers to Strengthen Small, “High-Volume, High-Opportunity” Practices

July 2010 — This technical assistance brief describes how Medicaid can leverage its resources to facilitate and sustain improvements in care and reduce health disparities in sma…

Technical Assistance Briefs & Tools
Supporting “Meaningful Use” of HIT in Small, High-Volume Medicaid Practices

July 2010 — This technical assistance brief describes how Medicaid-led teams in four states are supporting practice improvements among Medicaid-serving providers by helping them…

Technical Assistance Briefs & Tools
Webinar Resources - Payment Reform: Creating a Sustainable Future for Medicaid

June 2010 — This June 28, 2010 webinar explored opportunities for redesigning Medicaid payment policies to improve quality and contain costs as outlined in a recent CHCS po…

Webinar Resources
CHCS Testimony to HIT Policy Committee's Meaningful Use Workgroup

June 2010 — Dianne Hasselman, CHCS director of quality and equality, testified before the HIT Policy Committee's Meaningful Use Workgroup on how HIT can be used to eliminate dis…

Staff Presentations
Critical Planning Steps to Implement a Care Management Entity Approach

June 2010 — During this 90-minute webinar, Bruce Kamradt, director, Wraparound Milwaukee, described nine critical steps in the Care Management Entity planning process.…

Webinar Resources
Financing Options for Care Management Entities

June 2010 — During this 90-minute webinar, speakers described Care Management Entity (CME) financing issues and options, including Medicaid, noted in the first webinar in t…

Webinar Resources
Highlights from the Third Annual NASMD Boot Camp

June 2010 — This one-day program brought together participants from more than 25 states to discuss opportunities and challenges facing new Medicaid directors and their senior st…

Meeting Highlights
Managing Current and New Dual Eligibles: CHCS Presentations from the National Medicaid Congress Symposium

June 2010 — On June 7, 2010, Melanie Bella, CHCS senior vice president, presented two sessions at the National Medicaid Congress Managing Current and New Dual Eligibles Symp…

Staff Presentations
Policy Brief - Medicaid-Funded Long-Term Care: Toward More Home- and Community-Based Options

May 2010 — This brief outlines initial policy recommendations for reforming the nation's Medicaid-funded long-term supports and services system to support more cost-effective a…

Policy & Issue Briefs
Care Management Entities: A Primer

May 2010 — During this 90-minute webinar, Sheila Pires, partner with the Human Service Collaborative, presented the core functions and expected outcomes of …

Webinar Resources
Medicaid-Funded Long-Term Supports and Services: Snapshots of Innovation

May 2010 — This report presents innovative initiatives from across the nation offering alternatives for reforming the delivery of Medicaid-funded long-term care. It includes bo…

Reports
Payment Reform: Creating a Sustainable Future for Medicaid

May 2010 — This policy brief outlines opportunities and challenges in undertaking Medicaid payment reform and details how federal and state roles might shift to facilitate qual…

Policy & Issue Briefs
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