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NASHP State Health Policy Rising Star Award
May 9, 2019 in Policy Annual Conference /by NASHPStarting in 2015, the National Academy for State Health Policy (NASHP) recognized new state health policy professionals working for state governments with our Rising Star award. The award strives to promote the accomplishments of those working in the field with seven years experience or less who have demonstrated exceptional leadership, innovation, and commitment to promoting […]
Healthy Child Development State Resource Center
November 15, 2017 in Policy Toolkits CHIP, CHIP, Chronic Disease Prevention and Management, Eligibility and Enrollment, EPSDT, Featured Policy Home, Health Coverage and Access, Health IT/Data, Healthy Child Development, Immunization, Integrated Care for Children, Lead Screening and Treatment, Maternal, Child, and Adolescent Health, Medicaid Expansion, Medicaid Managed Care, Population Health /by NASHPChildren’s Health Insurance Resources
March 30, 2017 in Policy CHIP, CHIP, Chronic Disease Prevention and Management, Health Coverage and Access, Healthy Child Development, Integrated Care for Children, Maternal, Child, and Adolescent Health, Population Health /by NASHPThrough Medicaid and the Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP), states and the nation have made substantial progress in covering children and improving their access to quality health care supporting healthy growth and development. With ongoing funding from the David and Lucile Packard Foundation, NASHP has supported, analyzed, and reported on state efforts to extend children’s […]
State Delivery System and Payment Reform Map
January 4, 2016 in Policy Maps Care Coordination, Chronic and Complex Populations, Cost, Payment, and Delivery Reform, Health System Costs, Medicaid Managed Care, Medicaid Managed Care, Physical and Behavioral Health Integration, Primary Care/Patient-Centered/Health Home, Quality and Measurement, Value-Based Purchasing Cost, Payment, and Delivery Reform /by NASHPIllinois: State Strategies to Enroll Justice-Involved Individuals in Health Coverage
December 17, 2015 in Policy Illinois Behavioral/Mental Health and SUD, Chronic and Complex Populations, Health Coverage and Access, Medicaid Expansion, Medicaid Managed Care, Physical and Behavioral Health Integration /by NASHPPolicy and Process Changes State Legislation HB 1046, introduced in the 2013-2014 legislative session, specifically allows incarcerated individuals to apply for Medicaid prior to the date of their release. If these individuals are found to be eligible for Medicaid, they will be able to receive coverage after their release. In addition, the bill allows for […]
Wisconsin: State Strategies to Enroll Justice-Involved Individuals in Health Coverage
December 17, 2015 in Policy Wisconsin Behavioral/Mental Health and SUD, Chronic and Complex Populations, Health Coverage and Access, Medicaid Expansion, Medicaid Managed Care, Physical and Behavioral Health Integration /by NASHPPolicy and Process Changes Memorandums of Understanding (MOUs) between state agencies In 2004, the Department of Health Services (DHS) and the DOC in Wisconsin established their first MOU related to developing processes to allow eligible incarcerated individuals to enroll in Medicaid prior to release. The MOU was updated in January 2015 with revised language to […]
Washington State: State Strategies to Enroll Justice-Involved Individuals in Health Coverage
December 17, 2015 in Policy Washington Behavioral/Mental Health and SUD, Chronic and Complex Populations, Essential Health Benefits, Health Coverage and Access, Physical and Behavioral Health Integration /by NASHPPolicy and Process Changes State Legislation Prior to passage of the ACA, processes to enroll justice-involved individuals with severe mental illnesses in Medicaid had been in place in Washington due to a directive based on state legislation. In subsequent years the state also enrolled Medicaid-eligible incarcerated individuals if they were admitted for inpatient health care […]
Rhode Island: State Strategies to Enroll Justice-Involved Individuals in Health Coverage
December 17, 2015 in Policy Rhode Island Behavioral/Mental Health and SUD, Chronic and Complex Populations, Health Coverage and Access, Medicaid Expansion, Physical and Behavioral Health Integration /by NASHPPolicy and Process Changes Contract Modifications Taking into consideration the needs of the justice-involved population newly eligible for Medicaid following passage of the ACA, the state negotiated new contracts with their Medicaid health plans and implemented certain changes to the benefit packages for these plans. For example, many behavioral health services that had previously been […]
Ohio: State Strategies to Enroll Justice-Involved Individuals in Health Coverage
December 17, 2015 in Policy Ohio Behavioral/Mental Health and SUD, Chronic and Complex Populations, Essential Health Benefits, Health Coverage and Access /by NASHPPolicy and Process Changes Memorandums of Understanding (MOUs) between state agencies The Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction (ODRC) and the Ohio Department of Medicaid (ODM) have a MOU to facilitate the enrollment of justice-involved individuals via phone. The MOU describes how ODM telephone hotline representatives are provided with access to ODRC’s system which tracks […]
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