The Illinois Department of Healthcare and Family Services is set to rebid its Medicaid managed care contracts, aiming to enhance services for dual-eligible beneficiaries and the general Medicaid population.
A legal battle unfolds in Florida as ImagineCare LLC sues to prevent the state’s health agency from advancing with new Medicaid managed-care contracts, citing potential harm to enrollees and ongoing bid protests.
Indiana gears up for a monumental shift towards managed care, aiming to modernize its Medicaid program and improve service delivery. Dive into what lies ahead for the state’s healthcare.
As Idaho State awards a transformative $1.2 billion contract for managing behavioral health services, legal disputes arise. Amid this conflict, what does the future hold for Idaho’s health sector?
The Iowa HHS issued a notice of intent to award Medicaid MCO contracts to Molina Healthcare and Amerigroup Iowa Inc. for managed care services for Medicaid members in Iowa. But what makes round two of Iowa’s MCO rollout any different than its failed first attempt?
Humana finalized a deal to acquire Inclusa, a Wisconsin managed care plan in a bid to bulk up its Medicaid services. Inclusa partners with more than 6,000 service providers across about 40 service categories.
Break Through Value Based Payments Looking at States’ Managed Care Programs: Kansas and Texas THE VBP Blog Happy New Year! Let’s start 2020 where we left off in our last blog. We will review two of the ten states that currently are supporting the I/DD population with managed care programs. Using the Ancor 2018 White Paper, combined with our own research, we opted to break down Texas and Kansas. Both contract with Multi-state Commercial MCOs to administer their programs. Kansas’ fully capitated, MCO-based, state-wide program is called KanCare, started in 2013 with the I/DD enrollment portion starting in 2014. As of the end of 2017 there were 8954 people on the KanCare I/DD Waiver program. The initial goals for KanCare… Read More »Looking at States’ Managed Care Programs: Kansas and Texas