40 episodes
Medicaid Leadership Exchange Center for Health Care Strategies and the National Association of Medicaid Directors
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A podcast series exploring priority topics for Medicaid leaders developed in partnership with the National Association of Medicaid Directors and the Center for Health Care Strategies through support from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.
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The Impact of Medicaid on the Rural Health Care Landscape
No matter where someone lives — in rural regions, urban areas, or in-between — they should have equitable access to high-quality health care. This first episode in a new season of the Medicaid Leadership Exchange podcast highlights the importance of Medicaid to the millions of people living in rural communities across the country. It delves... Read more »
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Achieving Better Outcomes for Priority Populations: What to Expect in Season 5 of the Medicaid Leadership Exchange
Listen in to this season 5 overview of the Medicaid Leadership Exchange to learn how the season will explore access-related challenges faced by Medicaid members across the nation and the work Medicaid agencies are doing to ensure high-quality, equitable care. The season will focus on priority populations — centering both Medicaid members and the people... Read more »
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Improving Aging Supports Through Collaboration
Medicaid leaders from Michigan and Indiana discuss strategies to support the LTSS workforce, including their efforts to co-design solutions with Medicaid members.
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The Intersection of Housing and Health
Representatives from Wisconsin and Arizona share the innovative solutions their state Medicaid programs are developing in partnership with the housing sector to tackle homelessness.
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Aligning Medicaid and Behavioral Health in Virginia
Explores how involving cross-agency teams at the beginning of efforts to design, implement, or improve programs can streamline processes across agencies and for enrollees.
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Mapping Members’ Experience of Early Childhood Systems
Explores how a cross-agency team in Alaska embarked on a journey mapping process to better understand the experiences of pregnant people impacted by substance use disorder to improve maternal health and reduce infant out-of-home placement.