Kathy Moses, MPH, is a senior fellow at the Center for Health Care Strategies (CHCS). In this role, she provides technical assistance and strategic consultation to state Medicaid agencies as they develop, implement, measure, and evaluate health care initiatives aimed at improving quality of care for people with complex needs. Ms. Moses’ particular areas of expertise are in care management, supportive housing, physical/behavioral health integration, and quality improvement for individuals with complex needs.
Ms. Moses also oversees federally supported technical assistance activities to help states develop and implement Medicaid health home strategies and also works closely with state, federal, and housing agencies, including the U.S. Interagency Council on Homelessness and the Corporation for Supportive Housing to develop effective options for Medicaid to finance supportive housing.
Prior to joining CHCS, Ms. Moses worked on a variety of health care issues for the State of Indiana. Most recently, as the director of chronic disease for Indiana’s Office of Medicaid Policy and Planning, she developed and implemented the Indiana Chronic Disease Management Program. Prior to leading this initiative, she served as the director of the State Children’s Health Insurance Program. Ms. Moses began her career in public service as the manager for the Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System at the Indiana Department of Health’s Epidemiology Resource Center.
Ms. Moses holds a master’s degree in public health from the Indiana University School of Medicine. She earned her bachelor’s degree in biology and chemistry from Valparaiso University.