Proposed federal budget changes could eliminate the enhanced Medicaid expansion funding, leaving states facing significant financial and operational challenges. Without this funding, states may need to reassess coverage options, explore new revenue sources or implement policy changes.
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Financial, Programmatic and Operational Assessment
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Strategic Advisory
Revenue Enhancement
Regulatory and Compliance Support
Stakeholder Engagement
Project and Change Management
In a recent article, Alvarez & Marsal's team of Public Health & Human Services experts discuss how states can navigate these complexities with strategic financial assessments, regulatory guidance and stakeholder engagement. Read the full article to learn how potential cuts could impact your state and the steps you can take to prepare.
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The implementation of these rules presents significant challenges for states, particularly in balancing compliance with limited resources. A&M experts discuss how effective execution will require streamlined collaboration across teams and functions, leveraging efficiencies to ensure sustainable progress.
Medicaid Work Requirements – Update
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Momentum builds in Congress for Medicaid work requirements, with states preparing to balance workforce engagement and essential health coverage for able-bodied adults.
Federal Budget Reconciliation Bill Proposals and Medicaid Provider Taxes
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Proposed federal changes to Medicaid provider taxes could have major implications for providers, managed care organizations and the patients they serve. A&M Public Sector Services experts outline what's at stake and how states can proactively assess risks, identify new funding sources and maintain Medicaid program sustainability.
Transforming Medicaid Through CMS Final Rule Implementation
February 3, 2025
The implementation of these rules presents significant challenges for states, particularly in balancing compliance with limited resources. A&M experts discuss how effective execution will require streamlined collaboration across teams and functions, leveraging efficiencies to ensure sustainable progress.
