This week, DHS’s Zulma Valenzuela, Assistant Director of Administrative Services, and Adam Williams, Assistant Director of Administrative Services, joined Gov. McKee and Rhode Island state leaders for a proclamation signing to celebrate Pride Month.
If you have health insurance through Medicaid, the State will contact you about any changes before they go into effect. Make sure Medicaid has your correct contact information so you don't miss important updates. https://t.co/XiJLa7hsTS
New federal laws affect Medicaid in Rhode Island. New eligibility rules, reporting requirements, and renewal timelines are coming in 2026 and 2027. Learn more and stay informed: https://t.co/I3zmd06Ytj
We’re proud to introduce the Rhode Island Medicaid Data Dashboard, designed to strengthen collaboration and support data‑driven planning across the state. View it here: https://t.co/x2hc1EErwx
Some Medicaid rules will change in 2026 and 2027. Community partners and providers can help by reminding Rhode Islanders to update their contact info, so they don’t miss updates about their coverage. Learn more at https://t.co/I3zmd07wiR.
EOHHS and Medicaid are excited to share the new Rhode Island Medicaid Data Dashboard! This online tool gives an easy‑to‑understand look at Medicaid enrollment, spending, and service use across the state. Visit the dashboard: https://t.co/x2hc1EErwx
This program is funded by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. Learn more at the EOHHS website.
Join EOHHS and our partners to learn more about our five-year effort to improve health across Rhode Island’s rural communities. Register for our upcoming Education Session happening on 5/29 at noon: https://t.co/Th07azpfic
This program is funded by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. Learn more at the EOHHS website.
#RhodeIsland is establishing a Rural Stakeholder Advisory Council! The Council will serve as a statewide advisory body to support implementation of the Rural Health Transformation Program. Learn more and apply: https://t.co/pkciLfJwBD
Check out the latest issue of the Governor’s Overdose Task Force Newsletter! This month’s edition includes:
✔️ May’s Community Conversation
✔️ Mental Health Awareness Month
✔️ Upcoming Events
✔️ Resources, News, and More!
Access the newsletter: https://t.co/SUYe3pbWYo
DHS is hosting two, customer focused info sessions as part of the Staying Informed Webinar Series that will answer common questions about the application process.
The events are free, but registration is required. For more information: https://t.co/S6emHMcPKe.
Algunas normas de Medicaid cambiarán en 2026 y 2027, pero no todo el mundo se verá afectado. ¿Cuál es el paso más importante en este momento? Actualice su información de contacto para no perderse avisos importantes. Obtenga más información en https://t.co/I3zmd07wiR.
We're grateful to @ASTHO for recognizing RI's ongoing work to address the overdose crisis through a whole-of-government approach with strong public health and community partnerships. Read the full article: https://t.co/cI4eU5jYwZ @RIBHDDH@RIHEALTH
Many parents and caregivers need to help a child through a wide range of struggles. For information to guide you in finding support, resources, and answers to many common questions, visit https://t.co/YC4ctTFlWJ.
Congrats to Amy Hulberg, Director of Medicaid Policy, on receiving the Elizabeth Burke Bryant Advocacy Award from the RI Chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics.
RIDOH is reminding all Rhode Islanders to stay cool and stay safe during the ongoing heat. Find tips and info on cooling centers in today's press release: https://t.co/GsYGLA4Djz
The Overdose Task Force joined the Washington County Health Equity Zone Healthy Bodies, Healthy Minds for their annual meeting focused on advancing behavioral health. It was an inspiring reminder of the power of community and the importance of lifting up local voices. @RIHEALTH
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