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- May 14, 2015
Survey of Medicaid Managed Care Contracts: EPSDT Vision and Hearing Services
Jane Perkins, Sarah Somers, and External Source Issue BriefRead moreAn estimated 25 percent of all school children in the United States have some type of vision problem significant enough to affect daily life and school performance. Similarly, despite the proliferation of hospital-based newborn hearing screening programs, a significant number of children with possible hearing loss are not receiving…
- May 12, 2015
Issue Brief: Vision Services for Children on Medicaid A Review of EPSDT Services
Read moreA significant number of children in the United States are living with undiagnosed vision problems, and low-income children and children of color are disproportionately affected. Most low-income children qualify for health insurance through their state's Medicaid program. Medicaid offers enrolled children a comprehensive benefit, called Early and Periodic Screening,…
- March 10, 2015
NHeLP Matters – March 2015
Read moreSummary of recent accomplishments of NHeLP including work to end HIV discrimination, protecting court access and Medicaid, and advancing women's health.
- March 9, 2015
A Guide to Oversight, Transparency, and Accountability in Medicaid Managed Care
Read moreIn this publication, NHeLP attorneys have drawn upon decades of experience to support stakeholders as they embark on, or continue to engage in, Medicaid managed care work. NHeLP's A Guide to Oversight, Transparency, and Accountability in Medicaid Managed Care provides a robust set of tools, tips, and techniques to obtain…
- January 29, 2015
Q&A: CMS Guidance on EPSDT Services for Children with ASD in Medicaid
Read moreUnder longstanding Medicaid law, the state Medicaid agency must cover particular treatments "including intensive behavioral services" if they are coverable Medicaid services, necessary to correct or ameliorate a child's ASD, and no alternative, equally effective treatment is appropriate for the child. A recent CMS guidance letter and FAQ discuss…
- January 14, 2015
Health Advocate: Our New Year’s Resolutions
Read moreThis edition of the Health Advocate previews what is ahead in the coming months including the continuing theme of Medicaid expansion, protecting what makes Medicaid "Medicaid" as the new Congress gears up, and our work to protect and expand access to reproductive health and the courts.