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resource Coordinated Specialty Care for First-Episode Psychosis: Evidence Roundup About 100,000 individuals experience symptoms of first episode psychosis each year. First-episode psychosis (FEP) refers to the period following the initial...

May 2026

resource Innovations in Substance Use Care Delivery for Medicaid Members: A No Wrong Door Approach During this panel discussion, behavioral health experts from Maine, Massachusetts, and New Jersey — including a Medicaid medical director,...

May 2026

post Who Pays? The Cost of Long-Term Care in the United States Examines who pays for long-term care in the United States and why the current financing system creates significant financial...

April 2026

resource Data and Analytic Approaches for Medical Frailty Exemptions to Federal Medicaid Work Requirements Features implementation considerations that can help streamline state adoption of the medical frailty exemption and minimize Medicaid application and...

April 2026

resource Building Nimble Procurement Approaches for State Medicaid Tech Systems Outlines best practices states can use to improve their processes within existing procurement authorities.

April 2026

resource Office Hours: Building Resilient and Sustainable Sobering Care Programs in California and Beyond Explores key aspects of developing, operating, and sustaining sobering care, as well as introduce new resources to support this...

April 2026

resource How Can Medicaid Integrate Community Health Workers into Children’s Health Care? Community health workers (CHWs) can help bridge gaps in care by meeting children where they are — at home...

April 2026

resource Aligning Medicare and Medicaid Incentives Through Accountable Care: What States Need to Know About CMS’ LEAD Model Highlights key features of the LEAD model and outlines initial considerations for state policymakers as they explore whether this...

April 2026

post State Medicaid Opportunities to Expand Continuous Glucose Monitor Access Diabetes affects millions of people across the country, with Medicaid beneficiaries experiencing disproportionately high rates due to inconsistent access...

April 2026