Delivering impact across the Medicaid ecosystem

Acentra Health

Welcome and Opening Remarks
Todd Stottlemeyer’s welcome to participants and an introduction to the changing Medicaid landscape and the perspectives that connect across the ecosystem.

Opening and Closing Perspectives
Verlon Johnson’s look across the Medicaid ecosystem at how people policies operations technology and partnerships come together to deliver meaningful impact.

Beneficiary

Oregon Care Coordination

A person-centered approach that connects members providers payers and support systems around individual needs and changing circumstances.

NASDDDS on Person Centered Systems

Meghan Harris and Mary Sowers, Executive Director of the National Association of State Directors of Developmental Disabilities Services (NASDDS) explore a national perspective on designing systems around the whole person and connecting health and support services so people can access the care they need.

Federal Payer

Federal Perspectives

A look at federal priorities and the choices states and partners are making to strengthen Medicaid programs and deliver value through responsible use of public resources.

Provider Enrollment and Revalidation

A look at provider enrollment and revalidation from the federal payer perspective including expectations for states and the systems that support this work.

Taxpayer

Taxpayer Perspectives

A look at the responsibility to make thoughtful choices about public resources and investments so Medicaid programs deliver better value for the people and communities they serve.

Provider

Provider Enrollment and Revalidation

A closer look at the provider experience and practical approaches to reducing friction improving guidance and making enrollment and revalidation easier to navigate.

NASDDS on the HCBS Workforce

Meghan Harris and Mary Sowers, Executive Director of the National Association of State Directors of Developmental Disabilities Services (NASDDS), provides perspectives on workforce capacity in HCBS and how technology self-direction and other approaches can help extend limited resources while supporting people in their communities.

State Payer

Efficiencies in 1915(c) Waiver Administration

A look at how systems can support complex waiver administration while helping states manage programs effectively and improve the experience for the people they serve.