The Medicare-Medicaid Integration Alliance (MMIA) is dedicated to improving care for the more than 12 million people dually enrolled in Medicare and Medicaid.
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Medicare-Medicaid Integration Alliance retweeted
We answered Kathleen's question in our bi-weekly newsletter, Dear Marci. Check it out to see what other people are asking and get answers to common #Medicare questions. medicareinteractive.org/news…
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Accurate risk-adjustment models make #Medicare more sustainable. Learn more about how @CMSGov could use a D-SNP demonstration model to pilot innovative ways to improve coding accuracy and risk adjustment: bit.ly/3NX9D42
Medicare-Medicaid Integration Alliance retweeted
🚨 Join our team! ACHP is hiring a Senior Manager/AD of Policy w/ expertise in #Medicaid, Duals & the ACA. Learn more and apply today: achp.org/careers/senior-mang…
Medicare-Medicaid Integration Alliance retweeted
#Medicare and #Medicaid go hand in hand, making life easier for people who are #DuallyEligible. And more than a third of them are under the age of 65. Read more about the challenges specific to younger dually eligible individuals from @Health_Affairs: bit.ly/3DsQIJw
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Bureaucratic red tape is keeping vulnerable people from getting the care they need. Learn how increased coordination between #Medicare and #Medicaid can offer seamless coverage for #DualEligibles: arnoldventures.org/work/comp…
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Research in @JAMAHealthForum underscores the importance of integration between #Medicare and #Medicaid for #DualEligible individuals. People with highly integrated plans reported more satisfaction with their coverage and less out-of-pocket spending. More: bit.ly/3zmVyG7
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Dual-Eligible Special Needs Plans (D-SNPs) are a type of Medicare Advantage health plan for individuals enrolled in both Medicare and Medicaid.
Our new FAQ answers questions about D-SNP benefits, provider availability, and more.
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Medicare-Medicaid Integration Alliance retweeted
ACAP is proud to have partnered with leading health care organizations to make efficient, effective care a reality for millions of people who are #DuallyEligible. Read more on recent legislative developments to #SupportDuals below 👇🏾
The introduction of the DUALS Act in the House is a great step forward in addressing the complex care and social needs of #DuallyEligible individuals. Learn more: bit.ly/3wWKb6D
Medicare-Medicaid Integration Alliance retweeted
More than 50% of people who are #DuallyEligible receive coverage through a #MedicareAdvantage plan. LeadingAge supports MMIA’s recommendations to @CMSgov to improve care and service for these individuals: buff.ly/3X6j580
Medicare-Medicaid Integration Alliance retweeted
How can #Medicaid agency staff build Medicare knowledge to develop effective integrated models for #dualeligible individuals? We spoke with officials in IN & ME about their capacity-building efforts. @Arnold_Ventures @commonwealthfnd @TheSCANFndtn
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Medicare-Medicaid Integration Alliance retweeted
🏛️ Reps. Ami Bera and Mike Kelly introduce the bipartisan DUALS Act of 2024 for dual-eligible individuals. This bill focuses on improving patient outcomes and saving taxpayer money. Learn more about this crucial legislation: bit.ly/3Vmwzeo
Medicare-Medicaid Integration Alliance retweeted
The introduction of the DUALS Act in the House is a great step forward in addressing the complex care and social needs of #DuallyEligible individuals.
Learn more from @SupportDuals: bit.ly/3wWKb6D
Medicare-Medicaid Integration Alliance retweeted
Medicare Rights is proud to share a new paper highlighting shortcomings of & solutions for integrated care for "dually eligible" people with both #Medicare and #Medicaid in New York State. medicarerights.org/policy-do…
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Medicare-Medicaid Integration Alliance retweeted
Dually eligible older adults often fail to get care due to poor coordination between Medicaid and Medicare.
We're proud to be part of the Medicare-Medicaid Integration Alliance, advocating for seamless, integrated care solutions. #OAM
Learn more >> medicaremedicaidintegration.…
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Interested in learning about how your plan can improve #healthequity and support #duallyeligible individuals living in #ruralareas? @Integrate_Care is hosting a #conversation highlighting this topic on May 21st!
Register here: resourcesforintegratedcare.c…
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ICYMI: ACAP recently supported a discussion with @AllHealthPolicy on improving care for people dually eligible for #Medicare and #Medicaid.
Watch the recording: bit.ly/3VWNWDd
Medicare-Medicaid Integration Alliance retweeted
People who are dually eligible for Medicaid and Medicare tend to be more racially diverse, have lower incomes, and face more health challenges than the general Medicare population.
Learn more about dual eligibles and D-SNPs:
justiceinaging.org/dual-elig…
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Medicare-Medicaid Integration Alliance retweeted
We welcome the momentum building toward Medicare & Medicaid integration. Dual-eligible individuals deserve more than the complicated, uncoordinated system they currently face. See their challenges: arnoldventures.org/stories/t…
Medicare-Medicaid Integration Alliance retweeted
#Medicare and #Medicaid were not designed to work together, and the burden of navigating this misalignment often falls on enrollees. ACAP is proud to be part of @SupportDuals’ work to improve health and health care for dually eligible individuals.
We advocate for quality, cost-effective care that puts people first. Learn how we support the more than 12M people who are #DuallyEligible at MedicareMedicaidIntegration.…
Medicare-Medicaid Integration Alliance retweeted
Innovators like Nevada and Washington State are implementing D-SNP models to address challenges faced by Medicare-Medicaid #dualeligible individuals. Explore highlights from these states’ approaches: @Arnold_Ventures
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