Are you struggling with having to reassess millions in the next few months? Learn how other states are approaching this daunting reality. Tight
Expanded Access to Enrollee Data and Third-Party Liability: Insights from Medicaid Leaders
Policy changes and new initiatives may have your Medicaid agency struggling to meet compliance on a budget. Luckily, the best way to plan is to learn
Applicability of State-Based Marketplace Solutions for Federal Agencies: Meeting the Medicare Integration Mandate
The health insurance space is becoming more complex as new avenues for affordable coverage emerge. State and federal agencies need to adapt shopping,
Rising Unemployment During COVID-19 Precipitates States Opening Marketplaces
Last week, 3.3 million Americans filed for unemployment as industries buckled under COVID-19, according to the Department of Labor (DOL). This is the
Open Enrollment 2020 Reflection
Open enrollment officially ended on December 18. The original closing date was December 15, but on this last day, the website glitched, preventing
Acceleration in National Health Care Spending and Why
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) released new data showing that national spending on health care increased to $3.6 trillion in
America’s Declining Life Expectancy and a Solution in SDOHs
A blockbuster analysis of federal mortality data published last week in the Journal of the American Medical Association has been reverberating across
Long-term Benefits Outweighs Risks of Running an SBM, Report Finds
A growing number of reports have showed it is in states’ interests to run their own health insurance marketplace. Most recently, a report
CAHP Conference Recap
When it comes to health care policy, California is one of the most progressive states in the nation. This past year, Governor Newsom signed into law a