Medicaid

The Medicaid program is a state and federally funded public health insurance program for low-income individuals, including older adults, individuals with disabilities, children, pregnant women, and those in need of home health or long-term care services. For health and human service provider organizations operating in the Medicaid space, there are new opportunities for serving this complex consumer population, while also navigating challenges related to changes to state-specific Medicaid programs, health plans and enrollment, and new rules.

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2% Of Medicaid Beneficiaries Use Managed Long-Term Services & Supports

In 2020, 1.7 million Medicaid beneficiaries used managed long-term services and supports (MLTSS), representing about 2.1% of the nearly 81 million Medicaid beneficiaries that year. About 24 states offered Medicaid … Continued Read