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Juvenile Justice

The juvenile justice system refers to the services and supports provided to children under the age of 18 who are involved with the justice system. The juvenile justice system is focused on moving services from treatment facilities to the community, focusing on diversion, and providing age-appropriate treatment.


The Massachusetts Medicaid program will cover selected services for incarcerated juveniles during the 30 days before release. The plans were noted in an amendment to the state’s MassHealth 1115 waiver which received federal approval on December 9, 2024. The amendment was approved through December 31, 2027. Through the amendment, the state will pay for the following: Certain screening, diagnostic, and targeted case management services for eligible juveniles in the 30 days prior to release from… Read