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Phoenix Public Forum
The Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System (AHCCCS) is requesting a waiver of the requirement to provide three months of retroactive coverage to new AHCCCS members. AHCCCS is seeking the flexibility to limit retroactive coverage to the month of application, consistent with Arizona’s policy prior to passage of the Affordable Care Act.
Summary
Under current law, if a new AHCCCS member would have qualified for AHCCCS coverage during any portion of three months immediately preceding the month in which the member applied for AHCCCS coverage, AHCCCS is required to reimburse providers for any AHCCCS covered service received by the member during that period.1 To better align Medicaid policies with commercial health insurance coverage, AHCCCS is seeking the flexibility to limit retroactive coverage to the month of application, consistent with Arizona’s policy prior to passage of the Affordable Care Act. Under the proposed policy, individuals will continue to receive retroactive coverage effective as of the first day of the month in which the Medicaid application was filed.
This proposal to waive Prior Quarter Coverage promotes the objectives of the Medicaid program by (1) creating efficiencies that ensure Medicaid’s sustainability for members over the long term; (2) encouraging members to obtain and maintain health coverage, even when healthy; and (3) encouraging members to apply for Medicaid expeditiously when they believe they meet the criteria for eligibility.
Arizona will increase efforts to educate and encourage Arizona residents to apply for AHCCCS coverage.
Following the public forums, the Proposal to Waive Prior Quarter Coverage will be presented at the State Medicaid Advisory Committee (SMAC) meeting on February 7, 2018.
The public will have the opportunity to review and comment on the proposal in person at public forums throughout the State and in writing via e-mail to [email protected] or mail to:
AHCCCSc/o Office of Intergovernmental Relations
801 E. Jefferson Street, MD 4200
Phoenix, AZ 85034
All comments received by February 25, 2018, will be reviewed, considered and included in the final proposal sent to CMS.
Conference call-in number: 1-877-820-7831
Participant Passcode: 960711
Read more about this waiver amendment from AHCCCS
Tucson Public Forum
The Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System (AHCCCS) is requesting a waiver of the requirement to provide three months of retroactive coverage to new AHCCCS members. AHCCCS is seeking the flexibility to limit retroactive coverage to the month of application, consistent with Arizona’s policy prior to passage of the Affordable Care Act.
Summary
Under current law, if a new AHCCCS member would have qualified for AHCCCS coverage during any portion of three months immediately preceding the month in which the member applied for AHCCCS coverage, AHCCCS is required to reimburse providers for any AHCCCS covered service received by the member during that period.1 To better align Medicaid policies with commercial health insurance coverage, AHCCCS is seeking the flexibility to limit retroactive coverage to the month of application, consistent with Arizona’s policy prior to passage of the Affordable Care Act. Under the proposed policy, individuals will continue to receive retroactive coverage effective as of the first day of the month in which the Medicaid application was filed.
This proposal to waive Prior Quarter Coverage promotes the objectives of the Medicaid program by (1) creating efficiencies that ensure Medicaid’s sustainability for members over the long term; (2) encouraging members to obtain and maintain health coverage, even when healthy; and (3) encouraging members to apply for Medicaid expeditiously when they believe they meet the criteria for eligibility.
Arizona will increase efforts to educate and encourage Arizona residents to apply for AHCCCS coverage.
Following the public forums, the Proposal to Waive Prior Quarter Coverage will be presented at the State Medicaid Advisory Committee (SMAC) meeting on February 7, 2018.
The public will have the opportunity to review and comment on the proposal in person at public forums throughout the State and in writing via e-mail to [email protected] or mail to:
AHCCCSc/o Office of Intergovernmental Relations
801 E. Jefferson Street, MD 4200
Phoenix, AZ 85034
All comments received by February 25, 2018, will be reviewed, considered and included in the final proposal sent to CMS.
Conference call-in number: 1-877-820-7831
Participant Passcode: 960711
Read more about this waiver amendment from AHCCCS
More than 30 states have already legalized either a medical or recreational cannabis program. This year, voters in five states, including Arizona, will decide whether to make that list.
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This webinar poses a lot of questions with a panel of experts who plan to discuss issues including:
- Will all states ultimately move to full legalization for recreational use?
- If so, what are the legal and social hurdles to clear?
- When does the federal government catch up?
- What does that mean for the cannabis industry in meeting state and federal law or in accessing capital?
From the promoters of the webinar,
“In the meantime, cannabis remains a Schedule I substance under federal law, which places restraints on the cannabis industry, notably its ability to access the banking system.”
Promoters want to consider these questions too:
- Will all the states ultimately legalize recreational use?
- Will Congress allow the industry to access banking?
And invite attendees to submit their own comments and questions.
The University of Michigan, School of Public Health is one of the top-ranked schools of public health in the country. Join its Health Management and Policy community to hear from health policy expert, Jonathan Cohn from the HuffPost about lessons from the creation and implementation of the Affordable Care Act.
Online February 9, 2021, from 4 pm – 5 pm ET
The National Academy of Medicine (NAM) Action Collaborative on Clinician Well-Being and Resilience is working urgently to develop a National Plan for health workforce well-being.
The National Plan will coordinate collective action across priority areas, including:
1) positive work and learning environments and culture
2) measurement, assessment, strategies, and research of well-being
3) mental health and stigma
4) compliance, regulatory, and policy barriers for health workers’ daily work
5) effective technology tools
6) effects of COVID-19 on the health workforce
7) recruitment of the next generation.
The National Plan will build on almost six years of collective work among 200 Clinician Well-Being Collaborative members and network organizations.
The draft plan will be released on May 20, 2022, for public input. We welcome you to join this webinar on the day of the draft plan’s release to kick off an open comment period when you can provide input to be taken into consideration for the final plan.
We value insights from all role types, institutions, and perspectives as we continue this important work. The National Plan will provide guidance and next steps to work with leaders of health care organizations and educational institutions for health professionals, policymakers, health IT companies, payers, regulators, associations, and others involved to cultivate a health system that supports our care providers and optimizes their well-being. With your input, we look forward to producing a National Plan for collective action to achieve health workforce well-being at this critical juncture for the U.S. health system.
Learn more about the National Plan at nam.edu/NationalPlan.
Learn more about the Clinician Well-Being Collaborative at nam.edu/CW. Stay tuned into the NAM’s clinician well-being work – join our listserv today.