Ohio Launches Nest Generation Managed Care Plans
The Ohio Department of Medicaid recently launched its Next Generation managed care plans, following an overhauling process that began in 2019.
IDD Managed Care Plans – What has changed in 2023?
IDD Managed Care plans are constantly changing, growing and expanding. We take a look at what is working and who had to go back to the drawing board. Additionally, we dive into Oklahoma’s new program.
Top VBP Blogs from 2022 and What’s New for 2023!
We are launching 2023 off by taking a look at what our readers loved in 2022. Check out the top 3 blogs from 2022 as well as what we have in store for 2023!
New Mexico Human Services Department Cancels Procurement for Medicaid MCOs
The New Mexico Human Services Department announced it will cancel the procurement process for the selection of managed care organizations to deliver services to Medicaid Centennial Care members in the state.
CMS Announces Changes That Will Improve Quality of Care for Medicare Beneficiaries in 2023
CMS recently announced that three innovative accountable care initiatives will grow and provide higher quality care to more than 13.2 million people with Medicare in 2023
CMS & HHS Working to Improve Medicaid’s Social Determinants of Health Endeavors
The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) and CMS recently announced guidance for state Medicaid programs ILOS to boost the quality of Medicaid social determinants of health initiatives.
ACA Marketplace Enrollment Increased 18% From 2021
HHA announced that Affordable Care Act Marketplace enrollment continues to outpace previous years, with nearly 11.5 million people selecting a health plan nationwide in 2022.
Bipartisan Bill Calls for Extended VBP Incentives
Senators John Barrasso and Sheldon Whitehouse introduced a bipartisan bill that would extend value-based payment incentives for healthcare providers participating in Medicare’s alternative payment models APMs.
VBP Blog Year in Review: CalAIM is Making Waves
As we wrap up 2022, the VBP Blog is walking down memory lane and recapping the CalAIM blog series. Whether you missed them the first time, or want a refresher, keep reading for more!
Aetna to Provide $9.3 Million to Support Behavioral Health of Youth in Foster Care
Aetna’s Medicaid plan in West Virginia has granted $9.3 million to 10 community-based organizations in a bid to support the behavioral health and social care needs for children in foster care.