Medicaid

Why Data is Terrific and Makes a Great Case

Capacity Building, Community Planning, Data, Effective Practices, Evaluation, Evidence Based Practices, Health Planning, Medicaid, Services for Older Adults, Sustainability / Anne Hays Egan

I confess, I’m a data geek, and love seeing what technology and software have done for data. In short, they’ve made data (which geeks love) come alive in charts and graphs for the average practitioner (who doesn’t want to be burdened by a ton of print). Some of these charts are even interactive, showing changes, highlighting […]

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Perceptions about Medicaid Expansion and ACA Might Penalize Community Providers

Community Planning, Effective Practices, Evidence Based Practices, Health Planning, Medicaid, Public Policy, State Contracting, Sustainability / Anne Hays Egan

The community health system provides critically needed care, and serves as the “safety net” for many. The creation of the Affordable Care Act, and Medicaid Expansion in many states has resulted in greater coverage and access to care for many who either had gone without health care, received much of their treatment in hospital emergency

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Medicaid Trends

Community Planning, Funding, Health Planning, Medicaid / Anne Hays Egan

There are a number of important trends in Medicaid that are shaping which services are authorized, how services are funded, funding amounts, and access to care. Medicaid is currently the largest source of federal funds flowing to the states, with $500 billion spent on services to approximately 65 million people in 2014. The emphasis in

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Why Data is Terrific and Makes a Great Case

Perceptions about Medicaid Expansion and ACA Might Penalize Community Providers

Medicaid Trends

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