Access & Equity in Medicaid

Read PCC’s report that reviews the evidence to identify eight primary care payment and delivery reform strategies to improve access, outcomes, and equity for Medicaid recipients.

 

Access & Equity in Medicaid

 "Access & Equity in Medicaid: Robust Primary Care is a Must"

 

Read PCC’s report that reviews the evidence to identify eight primary care payment and delivery reform strategies to improve access, outcomes, and equity for Medicaid recipients.

Recognizing & Incentivizing Behavioral Health Integration: What’s Next from Accreditors and Employers

Attendees heard from:
 
Moderator: Julie Schilz, BNS, MBA, Senior Director, Commercial Health Innovation, Mathematica
 
Panelists:
- Michael S. Barr, MD, MBA, MACP, Executive Vice President, Quality Measurement and Research, NCQA
- Shawn Griffin, MD, President and CEO, URAC
- Michael Thompson, President and CEO, National Alliance of Healthcare Purchaser Coalitions

The Evidence Behind Whole-Person Primary Care

Join the Primary Care Collaborative (PCC)for a discussion about reimagining primary care to better integrate lifestyle medicine, behavioral health

Lessons from a Million Hearts

The Primary Care Collaborative and American Heart Association recently held a webinar exploring what primary care and public health can learn from

2023 Evidence Report

Available Now

Primary Care Champion: Tawandaa Austin, IMPaCT Care

Meet one of the leading voices striving for stronger primary care

About the Champion

Tawandaa Austin, MHS, CCHW is the Lead Community Health Worker and Product Specialist at IMPaCT at the Penn Center for Community Health Workers. She is also the Founder and CEO of Moms Like Me, a nonprofit aimed at supporting and empowering working-class mothers and their families. You can view her full bio here.

 

1.    Why are you passionate about primary care? 

Medicaid Primary Care Solutions are Brewing at CMS

Something’s percolating at CMS – the agency that operates Medicaid and CHIP – with potential to connect more people to primary care and advance health equity.

In our complex health system, primary care knits together fragmented and uncoordinated parts of health care.  That’s important for all of us, but absolutely vital for the children, people with disabilities, rural residents, historically underrepresented communities and low-income adults who depend on Medicaid and CHIP.

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