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Nancy Kaneb

is a Program Assistant at the Georgetown Center for Children and Families.

Nancy Kaneb is a program assistant at the Georgetown Center for Children and Families.  Nancy has a Bachelor of Science in Political Science from Santa Clara University, where she also completed a minor in Ethnic Studies and emphasis in International Relations. She has previous experience interning for non-profits. Most recently, she worked as a Case Management Intern for Catholic Charities of Boston’s Refugee and Immigrant Services.

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  • The U.S. Already Has a Child Care Crisis: Medicaid Cuts Would Make it Much Worse

    Working parents don’t need survey data to tell them our nation is facing a serious child care crisis. They are reminded every time they pay their child care bill that often exceeds even the high cost of rent. Expectant parents learn about it when they add their names to long waitlists even before their child…

  • Medicaid Managed Care: The Big Five in Q4 2024

    The “Big Five” earnings results for Q4 of 2024 are now in. The “Big Five” are the publicly-held companies that together control half of the Medicaid managed care market: Centene, CVSHealth/Aetna, Elevance Health, Molina Healthcare, and UnitedHealth Group. (There are five nonprofit Medicaid managed care organizations (MCOs) with significant regional or single-state market footprints, but…

  • Medicaid Managed Care in 2024:  The Year That Was

    2024 was a year of transition for Medicaid managed care.  At the federal level, there were significant revisions in regulatory requirements relating to access to care and increases in transparency about MCO performance.  At the state level, the end of the unwinding of the public health emergency continuous eligibility requirement meant the end of the…

  • Medicaid Managed Care and Early Childhood Development: A 12-state Scan

    Summary and Key Findings The first five years of a child’s life are a period of rapid growth and development.  During this time, frequent check-ups are essential to monitor a child’s progress so that if a problem is identified an intervention can occur before things get worse.  Medicaid, a primary source of health care coverage…