Advocacy

The Partnership for Medicaid seeks to raise awareness about the vital role played by the Medicaid program, which provides essential health care services to more than 65 million people. By working in a bipartisan manner with all levels of government and affected constituency groups, we seek to provide viable solutions to improving the quality and delivery of services, with the aim of constraining costs without undermining the program’s fundamental goals.

To learn more about the Partnership’s positions and work, browse our advocacy documents:

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The Partnership for Medicaid is a nonpartisan, nationwide coalition of physicians and other providers, hospitals, clinics, health plans, counties and labor.

Partnership4Medicaid @P4Medicaid·

30 Mar

#Section1135 allows states the option to waive or modify certain #Medicaid program requirements during public health emergencies, including #COVID19. @CMSGov has approved 38 state waivers to help Medicaid enrollees during this pandemic. #MedicaidMonday

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Partnership4Medicaid @P4Medicaid·

27 Mar

The CARES Act extends critical Medicaid-related provisions and builds off of efforts begun in the Families First Coronavirus Response Act to address the #COVID19 pandemic. The @P4Medicaid welcomes the extension of these programs.

Read our statement here: https://bit.ly/2UrL0P7

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Samantha Artiga @SArtiga2·

26 Mar

NEW: our annual 50-state survey of Medicaid eligibility & enrollment policies as of Jan 2020 provides a benchmark against which to measure state responses to COVID-19 & policies states must maintain to receive enhanced federal Medicaid funding https://www.kff.org/medicaid/report/medicaid-and-chip-eligibility-enrollment-and-cost-sharing-policies-as-of-january-2020-findings-from-a-50-state-survey/

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Partnership4Medicaid @P4Medicaid·

18 Mar

As states rush to address the #COVID-19 pandemic, state Medicaid agencies can play a key role in the response. See how here:

https://www.kff.org/medicaid/issue-brief/how-can-medicaid-enhance-state-capacity-to-respond-to-covid-19/

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9 Mar

A recent @commonwealthfnd report on @CMSGov's Healthy Adult Opportunity initiative finds that states that change their Medicaid financing to block grants or per capital caps would see substantial reductions in Medicaid funding. #MedicaidMonday

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