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Hannah Klukoff

is a Graduate Research Intern at the Georgetown University McCourt School of Public Policy’s Center for Children and Families.

Hannah Klukoff is a Graduate Research Intern at the Georgetown University Center for Children and Families. Hannah will begin her second year in the Master of Public Policy program at the Georgetown University McCourt School of Public Policy in the fall. She has a Master’s in Forensic Psychology from the University of Denver and a B.A. in Psychology from DePaul University in Chicago. Hannah’s experience in the mental health field has made her passionate about the utilization of robust social programs to mitigate early risk factors for many adverse life experiences and to promote health equity.

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    Medicaid Managed Care: Results for the Big Five in PHE Q13

    The earnings reports for the “Big Five” for the quarter ending March 31—known here as PHE Q13—are in.  The “Big Five”—CVSHealth (Aetna), Centene, Elevance Health (formerly Anthem), Molina Healthcare, and United Health Group—need no introduction, either to state Medicaid agencies or investors.  Together, they had 44.2 million Medicaid enrollees as of March 31.  If children…

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    State Medicaid Child Behavioral Health Data: Dashboard Library Update

    First debuted in 2021, CCF’s Child Health Dashboard Library highlights states that post important information about children with Medicaid/CHIP into a central and easily accessible location in a readable (or even better, interactive) format. This includes data on enrollment, quality of care, utilization rates, and managed care performance – the type of information that is…

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    New Brief: An Introduction to Managed Care in CHIP

    Some three million kids in states with separate CHIP programs are enrolled in Managed Care Organizations (MCOs). Who are those MCOs, and how are they performing for those children?  Unlike Medicaid, there’s no publicly available national database that answers those questions.  Our new brief attempts to fill that gap. We utilized a variety of methods,…

  • Research & Reports

    An Introduction to Managed Care in CHIP

    DOWNLOAD THIS REPORT Introduction The Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP) was enacted 25 years ago. [1]  Today it provides coverage for children whose family incomes are too high to allow them to qualify for Medicaid but too low to enable them to afford private health insurance coverage.  Together, CHIP and Medicaid insure over half [2]…