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MHPA
MHPA has launched a new educational campaign — "A Look At The Numbers" — which highlights how managed care organizations are responding to COVID-19 and the many ways that managed care organizations help states and our national health system better deliver on the triple aim. With state budgets under pressure and the Medicaid population set to grow significantly, the delivery of cost-effective and quality health care for Medicaid enrollees will be absolutely critical now and over the long term.
We invite you to visit ALookAtTheNumbers.com and to stay tuned for more content to come on the site and MHPA's social channels.
Roll Call
House Democrats on Monday released legislation to bolster the 2010 health care law, which the Rules Committee plans to consider this week.
The measure, which is expected to get a floor vote as soon as this month, comes as Democrats are betting that focusing on health care — a top priority for voters — will be to their advantage in the November elections.
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South Florida Sun-Sentinel
The number of Floridians relying on the state's health care safety-net program continues to push higher amid the economic fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic.
Newly released figures show that enrollment in Florida's Medicaid program grew by nearly 7.7% between February and May, but at least one analysis puts the growth rate even higher.
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• Steady income for members - direct impact on SDoH
• Millions of dollars for your health plan’s bottom-line
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The Lawton Constitution
State Question 802 is an effort to expand health care coverage for Oklahoma's lowest-income residents or an unfunded mandate that will raise havoc with the state budget, depending on your point of view.
Supporters and critics have been making their points in recent weeks about the state question that was created by initiative petition and placed on the June 30 ballot by Gov. Kevin Stitt.
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Improper Medicaid payments, such as for ineligible patients or for services not provided, were
estimated to be $36.2 billion in fiscal 2018, accounting for 9.8% of Medicaid spending. There is growing pressure on MCO payers to prevent inaccurate payments before they happen to avoid loss of federal funds.
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Winston-Salem Journal
The latest Republican attempt at jump-starting the state's Medicaid transformation initiative cleared its first House committee Monday.
However, the potential of $18 million in monthly penalty payments could prove to be an obstacle to the passage of Senate Bill 808 for several House Democrats.
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GA Foods can provide nutritious home-delivered meals to your members when they return home from the hospital. Access to healthy food can help in your members’ recovery, reduce costs, and increase member satisfaction.
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Ohio Capital Journal
The director of the Ohio Department of Medicaid, it appears, is at least partially backtracking after telling a state panel that ending Ohio's expanded eligibility for the program and eliminating prescription drug coverage are possible options to fill a looming state budget gap.
On Monday, Director Maureen Corcoran made a presentation to the Ohio Prescription Drug and Affordability Advisory Council.
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KSHB-TV
On Aug. 4, Missouri voters will go to the polls to decide the fate of Medicaid expansion in Missouri.
Healthcare for Missouri, a group of 13 national organizations, said Monday that it supports a "yes" vote on Medicaid expansion. However, United for Missouri and Americans for Prosperity-Missouri are making arguments that the proposal would be a financial mistake for the state.
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Missoula Current
Saying that a pandemic leaves nothing hidden, local health officials joined Montana Gov. Steve Bullock in Missoula on Thursday to laud the role Medicaid expansion in Montana has played during the COVID-19 outbreak.
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LimaOhio.com
Legislation to provide $350 million in federal coronavirus aid to local governments and re-approve $1.2 billion in Ohio construction project spending was signed into law Friday by Gov. Mike DeWine.
The governor also signed three other bills, including measures to extend Medicaid coverage for pregnant women and anti-smoking efforts, require childcare providers to notify parents about violations that put their children at risk, and limit budget cuts to schools.
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mPulse Mobile has sent over 22 million CV19-related messages and counting across SMS, email, IVR and mobile web. See our full suite of CV19 programs and resources to help you effectively connect your population to services, information, and updates during this crisis. Access the tool kit
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Minot Daily News
The North Dakota Department of Human Services is seeking feedback, through a survey, from health care providers, Medicaid members and the public on the procurement of its Medicaid Expansion managed care organization contract. In 2013, the department awarded Sanford Health Plan the managed care organization contract to administer the health care coverage for people who qualify for North Dakota's Medicaid Expansion program.
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