Native & Tribal families benefit when Tribal health, #Medicaid, & child welfare systems work together. This brief series explores opportunities to strengthen cross-system partnership to support culturally grounded behavioral health services. https://t.co/l8VgpR3WLn @CaseyPrograms
When Medicaid was established in 1965, Rx benefits covered drugs like aspirin and penicillin. Today’s drug landscape looks very different. How can states adapt Medicaid Rx programs to the era of GLP‑1s and gene therapies? This blog post offers strategies. https://t.co/W6eoPdcQYV
TOMORROW | Join this national panel for an inside look at how Medicaid leaders are navigating today’s dynamic environment. The conversation will highlight how states are adapting in real time to maintain strong, resilient programs. https://t.co/284V2Fz87q
Strong leadership is essential to Medicaid program stability. This blog post highlights lessons from CHCS’ 15+ years supporting the development of current & future Medicaid leaders and looks ahead to an exciting next chapter. https://t.co/c1PAFE3k2t
Strong executive-legislative relationships help states administer #Medicaid effectively. Hear insights from state leaders in both branches in the latest episode of the MLE podcast: https://t.co/tTD0gZiL94 @statemedicaid@RWJF
States are well positioned to invest in school-based telehealth under the Rural Health Transformation Program. Learn more about the evidence supporting the effectiveness of these programs. https://t.co/Km0F8Gbkbd
June 2026 guidance from CMS offers important new details on upcoming federal work requirements for Medicaid members. For a summary, see CHCS’ policy cheat sheet. https://t.co/aeKa2HO8bt
Preventing type 2 diabetes can improve health outcomes and reduce health care costs. The National Diabetes Prevention Program provides Medicaid programs with an evidence-based, scalable strategy to support beneficiaries at high risk for diabetes. https://t.co/D1KEG0MypS
Check out this article from the @CHCShealth about how states are working to strengthen primary care amid workforce shortages, burnout, underfunding, and misaligned incentives: https://t.co/B6UM8GyIsY
Reentry after incarceration is a pivotal moment for health. As states prepare for Medicaid work requirements, keeping eligible people covered is key to care continuity & reducing recidivism. CHCS experts join @NJ_Reentry in Newark tomorrow. More: https://t.co/YtYVBrGtBf
Primary care population-based payment models can give practices more predictable, flexible funding. Learn how @MassHealth developed a risk adjustment model tailored to primary care effort. https://t.co/Haf9kMRQcV
Coordinated specialty care is an evidence-based, team-based model for supporting people experiencing first-episode psychosis. Learn how the model works, what evidence supports it, and how policy and funding considerations shape access. https://t.co/fJDP11w4Z8
Medicaid agencies are increasingly using Food is Medicine strategies to help members prevent and manage chronic, diet-related conditions like obesity and diabetes. This explainer breaks down coverage pathways and more. https://t.co/IiN0pveV60
How can #Medicaidagencies expand access to CGMs & AID devices to improve diabetes management? Join this CHCS webinar, 5/14 2-3:00 pm ET, to hear lessons from KY & MI and insights for policymakers. https://t.co/Rw9ZxHgaiY
CMS’ LEAD accountable care model includes a novel opportunity for states seeking to advance Medicare-Medicaid integration for people in Original Medicare. This Policy Cheat Sheet outlines considerations for Medicaid programs exploring whether to apply: https://t.co/EbChi2XgnY
Learn how seven states — IA, KY, MI, NJ, OK, SD, TX — are strengthening access to continuous glucose monitors for #Medicaid members with #diabetes. https://t.co/T0UZeg1Jj1 @HelmsleyTrust
Access to oral health care is a longstanding challenge for many Medicaid members due to dental provider shortages. This case study highlights actions dental providers in Missouri are taking to strengthen the state’s Medicaid dental network. https://t.co/l21rBWYVgb
About 1 in 5 Medicaid members are estimated to have a substance use disorder. Fragmented systems often prevent access to care. A “no wrong door” approach can help close these gaps. Join a CHCS panel on May 6. https://t.co/LcCI2xmspQ
Training state staff on the federal Medicare program better positions Medicaid agencies to design successful integration models, assess policy tradeoffs, & effectively oversee state-led integration efforts. Learn more in this new brief: https://t.co/isP9W72MTw
How can Medicaid agencies strengthen their oversight of MCO-led utilization management? CHCS reviewed contracts & interviewed experts to identify practical strategies that states are using to improve MCO transparency & accountability. https://t.co/Lg0c14a2E9