Commonwealth Fund June 20, 2024
Avi Herring, Cindy Mann, Anne Karl

TOPLINES

New federal rules will allow states to direct Medicaid managed care plans to pay providers at rates equivalent to those of commercial plans and Medicare, with major implications for health care access and equity

Higher payment rates for Medicaid managed care providers will likely increase the pool of providers who serve Medicaid patients and strengthen the health care safety net

In April, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) finalized new Medicaid rules with major implications for access, equity, and the workforce. For decades, as managed care grew to be the dominant delivery system in the Medicaid program, CMS held the position that states could not direct how managed care plans paid providers under contract with plans. States...

Today's Sponsors

LEK
ZeOmega

Today's Sponsor

LEK

 
Topics: CMS, Govt Agencies, Insurance, Medicaid, Provider, States
Redesigning Integrated Care For Dually Eligible People With Intellectual/Developmental Disabilities
Medicaid spending on weight loss, diabetes drugs up 500% since 2019: 5 numbers to know
CMS Launches New Program for Mental Health, OUD Treatment
Georgia Medicaid shakeup could force 3 in 4 beneficiaries to change plans: Centene CEO
New Center to Coordinate Between Medicaid, Maternal and Child Health

Share This Article