With early signals from the Trump administration and Congress indicating significant changes to Medicaid funding, states face an uncertain future. Proposals include over $2 trillion in potential cuts, reduced federal match rates, spending caps and work requirements—all of which could drastically reshape Medicaid programs. As states recover from the COVID-19 public health emergency and budgetary pressures mount, navigating these changes requires proactive planning and strategic adaptation.
How A&M Can Help
A&M's Public Sector Services team partners with state Medicaid programs to navigate policy shifts, optimize resources and maintain high-quality care. Our offerings include:
- Performance Assessments
- Strategic Cost Management
- Enhanced Data Collection and Analysis
- Integrated Health Solutions
- Resource Management for Fraud, Waste and Abuse Prevention
With over 20 years of experience supporting state Medicaid programs, A&M provides the expertise needed to stay ahead of federal policy changes. Read the full article to learn more about the path forward.
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