The Georgetown University Center for Children and Families (CCF) held a special virtual session of our new Child Medicaid Policy Institute (CMPI) on Tuesday, December 17 at 2 pm ET. What: CMPI seeks to educate health advocates, providers, other stakeholders, and policymakers on the fundamentals of the Medicaid program and its importance for children, families, and […]
The Georgetown University Center for Children and Families held a special session of our new Child Medicaid Policy Institute on Tuesday, December 10. The Child Medicaid Policy Institute seeks to educate child health advocates, providers, stakeholders, and policymakers on the fundamentals of the Medicaid program and its importance for children, families, and other low-income individuals. […]
The final Managed Care and Access Rules, released in the spring, included new regulations for Medicaid Advisory Committees, which many states currently refer to as Medical Care Advisory Committees. These are groups intended to support communication and collaboration between state agencies, people enrolled in Medicaid, service providers, and other stakeholders. The new regulations broaden the scope of […]
National Voter Registration Day is a time to empower communities and ensure that every voice is heard. With their trusted roles and community presence, providers, enrollment assisters, community health workers, and other health professionals are uniquely positioned to support voter registration efforts. This webinar will explore how the health sector can integrate nonpartisan voter registration […]
Over the past few years, states have been increasingly seeking to use Medicaid section 1115 demonstrations to cover health-related social needs (HRSN) services and supports. While many states are including pregnant and postpartum individuals and their children as eligible populations to receive these benefits, not all individuals within the pregnancy and postpartum eligibility group will […]
As unbelievable as it may seem, the “unwinding,” or the return to routine operations following the end of the FFCRA’s continuous coverage requirement, is nearing completion for almost all states. With a net decrease of almost 10.6 million enrolled in Medicaid, including over 4 million children, and a long list of issues that need to […]
