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resource Community Advisory Boards: A Close Look at One Strategy for Engaging MassHealth Members in Program and Policy Decisions Details practical recommendations for designing and implementing effective Community Advisory Boards within MassHealth, which can also inform other states....

October 2024

post Preventing Child Welfare System Inequities: A Pediatrician’s View on the Roles of Primary Care and Medicaid In this blog post, Dr. Kimá Joy Taylor shares her perspective on inequities in the child welfare system and...

October 2024

resource Preventing Child Welfare System Involvement: Opportunities for Primary Care and Medicaid to Advance Health Equity Explores the role of primary care in preventing families’ involvement with the child welfare system and identifies practice-level approaches...

October 2024

project Center for Maternal and Child Health Medicaid Partnerships This initiative brings together state Medicaid, CHIP, and Title V programs to advance maternal and child health. Led by...

post Transforming the Child Health Care System Children and families need a reimagined health care system that holistically addresses their unique needs. This includes considering their...

September 2024

resource The State of Multisector Plans for Aging in 2024 Highlights key takeaways from a nationwide survey of states to understand interest in and development of multisector plans for...

September 2024

resource Building Successful Managed Care Programs with Community Health Workers’ Expertise Provides recommendations to help managed care organizations and Medicaid agencies incorporate community health worker expertise into the design, implementation,...

September 2024

resource Enhancing Medicaid Equity Through Health Literacy: Practical Strategies Medicaid agencies and health plans must communicate important information to members to help them effectively engage with the...

September 2024

post This National Recovery Month, Let’s Revisit “Recovery” When it was originally conceived, the concept of “recovery” was truly radical. For centuries, mental “illness” was seen as...

September 2024