Presentations
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Medicaid/CHIP Enrollment Report Release and Webinar Recording
High Stakes for Children When Medicaid Continuous Coverage Protection Expires Wednesday, February 15 @ 11:30 a.m. ET Georgetown University Center for Children and Families (CCF) released a new report with state-by-state data showing that 54% of children are covered by Medicaid/CHIP today. When states resume regular operations after Medicaid’s coverage protection expires on April 1,…
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Webinar Series: Unwinding the COVID-19 Medicaid Continuous Eligibility Provision
When the COVID-19 public health emergency ends, state Medicaid agencies face the daunting task of resuming normal eligibility and enrollment operations. It’s imperative that community partners and other stakeholders focus on this unprecedented challenge to help ensure that eligible children and families do not lose Medicaid coverage during the unwinding. The Center on Budget and…
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Digital Social Media Toolkit with Report Graphics
Below you will find sample social media posts and graphics to accompany Georgetown University CCF’s 2022 Annual Child Health Coverage Report New report from @GeorgetownCCF shows that the % of children w/ health insurance is up nationwide, but that kids w/ #Medicaid are at risk of losing coverage in the year ahead. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3uxXgig…
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Webinar: Medicaid Continuous Eligibility for Children up to age 6 in Oregon
On September 28, CMS approved Oregon’s groundbreaking proposal to provide continuous eligibility (CE) in Medicaid and CHIP for children from birth to age 6 as a component of the state’s school readiness and health care transformation strategies. The approval also creates a two-year CE for all beneficiaries ages 6 and older, along with a number…
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Doulas and Medicaid Policy Discussion
Amy Chen and Alexis Robels-Fradet from National Health Law Program (NHeLP) share what states have done so far to incorporate doulas into Medicaid and answer questions about opportunities and challenges ahead. To learn more about the project, visit the Doula Medicaid Project homepage.
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Medicaid, CHIP, and COVID-19 Webinar
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Archived Webinar: EPSDT for Providers and Advocates: When to Engage the Legal Community Webinar
In this webinar, presenters discuss medical and legal partnerships and Medicaid EPSDT advocacy, working with legal services lawyers to help children access medical care, and more.
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Archived Webinar: Helping State Medicaid Programs Better Address Rising Drug Costs
This webinar reviews overall drug pricing trends, current beneficiary access protections, effectiveness of Medicaid Drug Rebate Program, and state strategies to address rising Medicaid prescription drug costs while maintaining access to needed drugs.
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Archived Webinar: Medical Necessity and EPSDT: Tools for Providers and Advocates
This webinar provides an overview of medical necessity definitions across the United States and best practices for ensuring children receive medically necessary services. Watch the webinar
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Archived Webinar: Demonstrating Medicaid’s Value Through Storytelling
Often there is no better way to demonstrate the impact and value of Medicaid than by sharing the firsthand experiences of those who rely on it for their coverage and care. Personal stories are an excellent way to make a compelling case for Medicaid—but we also know that finding, sharing and maintaining stories can be…
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EPSDT Education for Providers and Advocates
This webinar was hosted by the American Academy of Pediatrics and the Georgetown Center for Children and Families, and provides detailed information to the child health community about Medicaid’s Early and Periodic Screening, Diagnostic and Treatment (EPSDT) benefit, the comprehensive and guaranteed benefit for all children enrolled in the Medicaid program.
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New York State’s First 1,000 Days on Medicaid
In this webinar, participants will learn about the special role NYS Medicaid plays for children and how recent efforts are trying to leverage that to achieve better outcomes across the lifespan. Watch the Recorded Webinar View the Slides
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Webinar: Developmental Screenings in Medicaid and CHIP: Federal Progress, State Opportunities
Early identification and treatment of developmental delays can help children access the services and supports they need to reach their full potential. Watch an archived webinar on developmental screening for young children and download the full report to learn more.
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Unpacking the Bipartisan Budget Act of 2018: What are the New Opportunities for Kids’ Health and Prevention?
In this webinar, our presenters discuss CHIP, the Maternal and Infant Early Childhood Home Visiting program (MIECHV), the Family First Prevention Services Act, and key decision points for federal and state lawmakers moving forward. Archived Webinar Slide Decks HEALTHY Kids and ACCESS Acts: CHIP Funding and Other Key Provisions for Child Health The Family First Prevention…
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The Impact of Alabama’s Proposed Medicaid Work Requirement on Low-Income Families with Children
(Updated August 23, 2018) What is Alabama proposing to do? Alabama is seeking federal permission through a Section 1115 Medicaid demonstration waiver to require parents and caregivers who rely on Medicaid to work 20 to 35 hours a week, prove they are looking or training for a job or do community service before receiving Medicaid.…
