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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

resource Missouri’s Strategy to Increase Dentist Participation in Medicaid Access to oral health care is a critical component of overall health, yet many Medicaid enrollees face challenges in...

April 2026

resource Medicaid Work Requirements: Tech Implementation and Integration Learning Series Will combine panel discussions with experts and breakout opportunities for informal Q&A and peer-to-peer exchange among attendees, focusing on...

January 1970

resource Striking a Balance in Utilization Management: State Strategies for Medicaid Managed Care Accountability Recent reports have heightened scrutiny of state oversight of utilization management (UM) in Medicaid managed care. In 2023, the...

March 2026

resource Building Medicare Knowledge to Advance State Medicare-Medicaid Integrated Care Programs Highlights strategies and shares resources that select states are using to build and sustain Medicare capacity over time to...

March 2026

project Advancing Effective Work Requirements Implementation via Member Engagement and Outreach The 2025 budget reconciliation act (P.L. 119-21) directs state Medicaid agencies to implement work requirements — also referred to...

resource Understanding Medicare-Medicaid Integration for Dually Eligible Individuals More than 13 million people in the U.S. are dually eligible for Medicare and Medicaid. Despite having health care...

March 2026