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Say Ahhh! Emerging Issues Medicaid Financing
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Congressional Republican Leaders Start to Show Their Hand: Draconian Medicaid Cuts on the Agenda for Next Year 

Edwin Park November 18, 2024

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Data Medicaid Data Visualizations Unwinding Continuous Coverage

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Data Medicaid Data Visualizations Unwinding Continuous Coverage

What is happening with Medicaid renewals in each state?

Say Ahhh! Medicaid Early Childhood Preserving Coverage

CMS Approves Five More States to Adopt Medicaid Multi-Year Continuous Coverage for Young Children As Threats to Coverage Loom

Elisabeth Wright Burak
Say Ahhh! CHIP Medicaid Vulnerable Populations EPSDT Special Health Needs

CMS Highlights EPSDT Policies and Strategies for Improving Care for Children with Behavioral Health Needs

Anne Dwyer
Say Ahhh! Vulnerable Populations Maternal & Early Childhood Health

Congressional Appropriations Proposals Cut Maternal Health Investments

Elisabeth Wright Burak, Guest, Tanesha Mondestin
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Ensuring Continuity of Medicaid Coverage for Former Foster Youth

Tricia Brooks, Jenny Pokempner, Natalie Lawson

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      Transparency in Medicaid Managed Care:  CMS Posts Annual MLR Reports

      Andy Schneider
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      Medicaid Managed Care:  Results of the PHE Unwinding for the Big Five in Q3 2024

      Andy Schneider, Nancy Kaneb November 14, 2024

      New Brief: States Should Act to Ensure All Former Foster Youth Receive Medicaid Continuity of Coverage

      Natalie Lawson, Tricia Brooks November 13, 2024

      Georgia’s Much Vaunted Medicaid Waiver “Pathways to Coverage” Has Turned Into “Pathways to Profit” for Consultants

      Joan Alker
      October 30, 2024

      House Budget Proposal Seeks to Eliminate Healthy Start, a Proven Program to Reduce Maternal and Infant Mortality

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      October 28, 2024

      A Look at Maternal Health Legislation in the 118th Congress

      Tanesha Mondestin, Guest October 28, 2024
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      How Covering Adults Through Medicaid Expansion Helps Children

      Adam Searing, Aubrianna Osorio November 19, 2024

      An Explanation of Final Medicaid Managed Care and Access Rules

      Kelly Whitener, Andy Schneider, Leonardo Cuello, Tricia Brooks, Anne Dwyer August 7, 2024

      A Look at Medicaid and CHIP Eligibility, Enrollment, and Renewal Policies During the Unwinding of Continuous Enrollment and Beyond

      Tricia Brooks, Allexa Gardner June 20, 2024

      State Use of Section 1115 Demonstrations to Support the Health-Related Social Needs of Pregnant and Postpartum Women, Infants, and Young Children

      Allexa Gardner, Tanesha Mondestin, Nancy Kaneb, Guest June 13, 2024

      Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2024: Medicaid and CHIP Mental Health and Substance Use Disorder Provisions Explained

      Anne Dwyer
      May 20, 2024

      State Medicaid and CHIP Outreach Resources and Enrollment Assistance Snapshot

      Tricia Brooks, Natalie Lawson, Hannah Green May 9, 2024
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