States Warn of Major Barriers Ahead of Federal Medicaid Work Requirements
A new national survey reveals expansion states expect serious administrative and financial challenges as federal Medicaid work requirements take effect in 2027.
A new national survey reveals expansion states expect serious administrative and financial challenges as federal Medicaid work requirements take effect in 2027.
A recent study shows managed care reduces overall nursing home use but fails to transition low-need residents into less restrictive long-term care settings.
Florida’s ICMC Medicaid program for individuals with IDD expanded statewide in 2025, leading to a membership increase for Florida Community Care. Learn more about the program’s impact.
The Shapiro Administration cut Pennsylvania’s IDD emergency waiting list by 19% and enrolled 3,000+ individuals in services, supported by major budget investments in the 2024-25 fiscal year.
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services mandates early quality measure reporting for states under the Money Follows the Person program, aiming to bolster Medicaid Home and Community-Based Services.
Uncover how state-specific Medicaid policies impact the access to and outcomes of Long-Term Services and Supports (LTSS) policies.
Uncover how states vary when it comes to their Long-Term Services and Supports (LTSS) landscape, affecting quality, access, and innovation in home care services.
Explore CMS’s new proposals to regulate agent compensation in Medicare Advantage and improve access to behavioral healthcare, aiming for a more equitable healthcare environment.
Recent findings spotlight the link between recovery settings and hospital readmission rates following hip replacement procedures.
Discover how states are bolstering Medicaid payment rates and education programs to mitigate home healthcare staff shortages and improve service delivery.