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

Another quarter, another round of earnings reports from the “Big Five.”  The story of Q3 continues the basic narrative of Q1 and Q2.  For all but one of the companies that dominate the Medicaid managed care market, net Medicaid enrollment continued to decline, driven primarily by the PHE unwinding.  There is one new wrinkle, however. […]

Urban Institute Report on Parent Health Coverage Finds Mothers of Young Children Showed Greatest Gains

Last month, the Urban Institute released a report detailing uninsurance rates between 2019 and 2022 for families with young children (under age 3).  The report revealed significant drops—for the children, for fathers, and most significantly, for mothers.  There were multiple factors contributing to these rises in coverage rates—pandemic-era continuous enrollment policies such as the Families […]

State Momentum, New Tools, Implementation Questions on Multi-Year Continuous Eligibility

CCF and its founders have long raised the opportunity to provide multi-year continuous eligibility for young children in Medicaid and CHIP, and have tracked its progress since Oregon and Washington first proposed the policy for children from birth to kindergarten in 2022. (See our latest map and resources to track state progress for children.) Our […]

Medicaid Managed Care: Results of the PHE Unwinding for the Big Five in Q2 2024

The Q2 2024 earnings reports for the “Big Five” Medicaid managed care companies are in.  They tell us that the PHE unwinding is winding down, but it’s still driving declines in Medicaid enrollment for the companies as a group. Here are the numbers. For the fifth consecutive quarter, beginning with Q2 2023, Medicaid enrollment for […]