Neva Kaye is a Senior Program Director at the National Academy for State Health Policy (NASHP). She has 25 years of experience in state health policy. Neva joined NASHP in 1994 as director of the organization’s Medicaid Resource Center. In her current position, she manages major programs on Medicaid, directs the Assuring Better Child Health and Development (ABCD) program, and the State Consortium to Advance Medical Homes for Medicaid and CHIP Program Participants. She provides technical assistance to states in such areas as children’s health, purchasing, quality improvement, eligibility, and reimbursement strategies. Before joining NASHP, Neva served as director of Wisconsin’s Medicaid managed care program. Neva is the primary author of NASHP’s report, Charting SCHIP III: An Analysis of the Third Comprehensive Survey of State Children’s Health Insurance Programs. Neva holds a BS in industrial engineering and psychology from the University of Wisconsin.
- Building a Pathway to Universal Coverage: How Do We Get From Here to There?
- Building Medical Homes in State Medicaid and CHIP Programs
- Charting SCHIP III: An Analysis of the Third Comprehensive Survey of State Children’s Health Insurance Programs
- Chronic Homelessness and High Users of Health Services: Report from a Meeting to Explore a Strategy for Reducing Medicaid Spending While Improving Care
- Health Reform in Maine, Massachusetts, and Vermont: An Examination of State Strategies to Improve Access to Affordable, Quality Care
- Improving EPSDT Periodicity Schedules to Promote Healthy Development
- Improving the Delivery Health Care that Supports Young Children's Healthy Mental Development: Update on Accomplishments and Lessons from a Five-State Consortium
- Measurement to Support Effective Identification of Children at Risk for Developmental Delay
- Medicaid Managed Care: Looking Forward, Looking Back
- New Opportunities and Continuing Challenges: A Report from the NASHP EPSDT Forum
- Perspectives on Using a Rapid Monitoring System: A Report from the Effective Managed Behavioral Healthcare Program Monitoring Summit
- SCHIP Family Coverage in Three States: A Report on the Early Experiences of New Jersey, Rhode Island, and Wisconsin
- State Policy Improvements that Support Effective Identification of Children At Risk for Developmental Delay
- State Policy Improvements that Support Effective Identification of Children At-Risk for Developmental Delay
- State Policy Options to Improve Delivery of Child Development Services: Strategies from the Eight ABCD States
- State Strategies that Support Effective Identification of Children At-Risk for Developmental Delay
- Using Medicaid to Cover the Uninsured: Medicaid Participant Buy-in Programs
- Findings from a Survey of Juvenile Justice and Medicaid Policies Affecting Children in the Juvenile Justice System: Inter-Agency Collaboration
- Medicaid Eligibility, Enrollment, and Retention Policies: Findings from a Survey of Juvenile Justice and Medicaid Policies Affecting Children in the Juvenile Justice System
- Medicaid Managed Care Policies Affecting Safety-Net Providers and the People They Serve – Volume I: Eligibility and Access Policies
- Medicaid Managed Care Policies Affecting Safety-Net Providers and the People They Serve – Volume II: Monitoring Functions and Quality
- Medicaid Managed Care Policies Affecting Safety-Net Providers and the People They Serve – Volume III: Finance
- State Approaches to Promoting Young Children’s Healthy Mental Development: A Survey of Medicaid, Maternal and Child Health, and Mental Health Agencies
- State Design and Use of Prior Authorization Processes
- State Efforts to Manage the Behavioral Health Pharmaceutical Benefit
- State Experience in Creating Effective P&T Committees
- State Innovations in EPSDT
- State Purchasing and Regulation of Health Care Services: A Snapshot of Strategies to Reduce Racial and Ethnic Health Disparities
- Strategies States Can Use to Support the Infrastructure of a Medical Home
- Supporting the Patient Centered Medical Home in Medicaid and SCHIP: Savings and Reimbursement
- Using Medicaid to Support Young Children’s Healthy Mental Development
- A Multi-Agency Approach to Using Medicaid to Meet the Health Needs of Juvenile Justice-Involved Youth
- Service Delivery Policies: Findings from a Survey of Juvenile Justice and Medicaid Policies Affecting Children in the Juvenile Justice System
- Understanding Key Features of the Drug Effectiveness Review Project (DERP) and Lessons for State Policy Makers
- Using HIT to Transform Health Care: Summary of a Discussion Among State Policy Makers
