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- May 10, 2023
EPSDT Litigation Trends and Annotated Docket
Read moreThe Early and Periodic Screening, Diagnostic and Treatment (EPSDT) provisions are among the most specific in the Medicaid Act. Over the years, however, states have not adhered to their responsibilities, and litigation has resulted. This Fact Sheet summarizes the federal requirements for EPSDT and provides an annotated case docket.…
- April 17, 2023
Medicaid Renewal Tips of the Day: March 2023
Alicia Emanuel, Elizabeth Edwards, Charly Gilfoil, Sarah Grusin, Miriam Delaney Heard, Cassandra LaRose, Skyler Rosellini, Wayne Turner, Michelle Yiu, and Mara Youdelman Issue Brief, Article, Fact Sheet, GuideRead moreThe NHeLP Medicaid Continuous Coverage Unwinding Team started sending out a Medicaid Renewal Tip of the Day in March 2023. This document brings those tips together and organizes by subject. As the unwinding period continues, we will continue to update this document. In the interim, advocates can always find…
- February 9, 2022
Eliminating Barriers to Medication-Assisted Treatment in Medicaid
Read moreFew individuals with opioid use disorder currently have access to medication-assisted treatment, a highly effective overdose prevention treatment. As the single largest payer of OUD treatment, Medicaid has an important role to play in reducing barriers and increasing access. In this issue brief, we identify persiting barriers to MAT coverage…
- February 1, 2022
Children’s Behavioral Health Mobile Response and Stabilization Services
Read moreMobile Response and Stabilization Services (MRSS) is a specific kind of mobile crisis service and stabilization service for children and youth with behavioral health conditions. It is an upstream intervention for children and youth that are beginning to experience an acute behavioral health issue and are in crisis. This…
- November 1, 2021
Medicaid’s Gold Standard Coverage for Children and Youth: Past, Present, and Future
Read moreThis article originally appeared in the "Loyola University Chicago School of Law: Annals of Health Law and Life Sciences." Since 1967, federal law has entitled low-income children and youth under age twenty-one to coverage of Early and Periodic Screening, Diagnostic and Treatment (EPSDT) services through Medicaid.' Designed specifically for…
- September 30, 2021
Addressing Barriers to Behavioral Health Coverage for Low-Income Youth
Read moreThis flip chart contains various scenarios and barriers that low-income youth with behavioral health conditions might face when trying to access services, and includes suggested steps an advocate could take to work through those barriers.* Medicaid is the country’s most inclusive health care program, providing high quality, affordable coverage…
