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resource Blowing the Whistle on Screen Time: New Jersey’s Push for Stronger Parent-Child Bonds Rebecca Bryan, DPN, APN, discusses how New Jersey’s “technoference” campaign is helping families understand how technology can affect parent-child...

May 2026

resource Expanding Access to Continuous Glucose Monitors and Automated Insulin Devices in Medicaid Continuous glucose monitors (CGMs) and automated insulin delivery (AID) devices are considered the standard of care for people with...

May 2026

project CGM & AID Devices Access Accelerator Supporting state teams focused on increasing access to CGM and AID devices for Medicaid beneficiaries with diabetes.

resource Food is Medicine in Medicaid: How States Can Expand Nutrition Services This CHCS Medicaid FYI explainer highlights the growing role of Food is Medicine programs in Medicaid — including pathways...

May 2026

resource Coordinated Specialty Care for First-Episode Psychosis 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 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 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