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- January 28, 2021
Access to California Children’s Services (CCS) During COVID-19
Read moreYou can keep getting medically necessary California Children’s Services (CCS) during the COVID-19 Public Health Emergency (PHE). The Department of Health Care Services (DHCS) has put in place temporary flexibilities for both Medi-Cal and CCS, to make sure children get services easily and safely during the PHE. Children can…
- January 28, 2021
Medicaid Coverage of Pregnancy Care Delivered via Telehealth
Read moreTelehealth holds great promise and is a powerful tool that can help support the provision of pregnancy care. However, it is also important to recognize some guardrails that must be put in place to allow for the safe and equitable implementation of telehealth in the context of pregnancy care.
- January 21, 2021
Finding and Analyzing Medicaid Quality Measures
Read moreThis brief provides tools to find the major sources of state and plan-level Medicaid quality data, to learn how to evaluate and compare results, and to use those skills to improve data transparency and to push your state to hold plans accountable to their mission: to manage care effectively…
- January 20, 2021
The Congressional Review Act: Frequently Asked Questions
Read moreThe CRA requires executive branch agencies to report their rulemaking activities to Congress and creates a process for Congress to overturn these federal rules. Until 2017, the CRA had been used only once to strike down a federal regulation. Following the 2016 elections, however, a Republican controlled Congress, under…
- January 6, 2021
Meeting the Moment: Understanding EPSDT and Improving Implementation in California to Address Growing Mental Health Needs
Kimberly Lewis and Rachel Velcoff Hults Issue Brief, Manual/Report, Fact Sheet, GuideRead moreChildren and youth across the country are facing an escalating mental health crisis. The events of 2020 have added new and complex stressors, exacerbating mental health challenges while also creating new barriers to accessing care. Unmet mental health needs have grave consequences for individuals, their families, and entire communities.…
