Bad Medicine

Arbitrary Caps and Cost Shifts Won’t Heal Medicaid

Instead, gimmicks such as moving some spending forward by a few days into the next fiscal year, as was done the past two years with Medicaid, served to mainly obscure the steady rise in Medicaid spending and pushed a reckoning down the road. That reckoning is no longer avoidable. Six million ...
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Building Health Homes for Kids

New York’s Reforms for Children on Medicaid Finally Take Shape

New York has begun its ambitious project to re-engineer health care for low-income children. In a new report, Building Health Homes for Kids: New York’s Reforms for Children on Medicaid Finally Take Shape, the Center for New York City Affairs looks at the opportunities and challenges presented by the State’s first major ...
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Building Health Homes for Kids

Reformed Mental Health Services for Kids Begin to Take Shape

A Center for New York City Affairs event

After tense and uncertain budget negotiations, New York State will move forward with several pieces of its long-planned expansion of behavioral health services for children on Medicaid. This week, the Center for New York City Affairs hosted a panel of experts to talk about what's next for this reform: What the vision ...
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Reformed Mental Health Services for Kids Begin to Take Shape