The latest blog post in our series on the AHEAD Model summarizes primary care requirements identified by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) and additional strategic considerations from states. The AHEAD Model is the latest total cost-of-care model from CMS, with goals of slowing growth in health care costs, improving population health, and advancing health equity. Primary Care AHEAD is a key component of the model that aims to help states increase investments in primary care and support advanced primary care initiatives through capacity building. Read the blog post to learn about enhanced primary care payments, care transformation requirements, quality measures, and more considerations for states considering the AHEAD Model: https://loom.ly/rHwxmY4
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Registration for our 2024 State Health Policy Conference is now open! Register now and join hundreds of state officials in Nashville this September as we amplify sound state policy to address today's toughest challenges: https://loom.ly/vWlA6S8 #NASHPCONF24
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Join the upcoming session of our State Reentry Learning and Action Network to discuss opportunities to build cross-sector relationships between health and corrections to support individuals leaving jails. This session will cover strategies for partnerships between state health and human service agencies, state level corrections agencies, and jails; discuss operational considerations unique to the jail setting; and lessons from successful examples of state and local partnerships. To join the network: https://loom.ly/23mOluc
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The recipient of the #RisingStarAward will receive an all-expenses paid trip to #NASHPCONF24 in Nashville this September. Nominations are due next Tuesday, July 16. Learn more and nominate a rising star today: https://loom.ly/vIY2d-0 🌟
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Many American Indian and Alaska Natives (AI/AN) Elders and people with disabilities would benefit from long-term services and supports (LTSS). Our latest webinar will examine the current LTSS needs and sources in AI/AN communities and then explore Arizona and Minnesota's work with tribes to improve the access of AI/AN to these services. Register at https://loom.ly/hyYvKrs
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Our annual event offers over 20 sessions that hone in on the most critical issues facing state health policymakers, featuring the nation’s leading experts sharing best practices, tools and resources. Click the link in our bio to learn more about these sessions that focus on child and family health: https://loom.ly/vWlA6S8
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Grandfamilies & Kinship Support Network is hosting a webinar on respite services for kinship/grandfamilies on July 16th! You can register here: https://lnkd.in/g9372nFB
We hope that you can join us for our July 16 webinar, Respite Services for Kinship/Grandfamilies! Network Subject Matter Expert and Director of ARCH National Respite Network and Resource Center Jill Kagan will moderate a panel discussion with kinship program leaders who have developed respite services tailored to kinship/grandfamilies. Register here: https://lnkd.in/g9372nFB #KinshipCare #Grandfamilies
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Congratulations to DE, MN, NV, NC, RI, WY! These 6 states have been selected to participate in NASHP's Children’s Behavioral Health Policy Academy Policy Academy. Check out the announcement to learn more: https://loom.ly/o2hEOzc
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Help us recognize rising leaders in state #healthpolicy by nominating them for NASHP’s 2024 #RisingStarAward! 🌟 Nominations are due by Tuesday, July 16. #NASHPCONF24
Help us recognize rising leaders in state health policy by nominating them for NASHP’s 2024 Rising Star Award! We’re looking for outstanding state health policymakers who have up to seven years of experience demonstrated exceptional leadership, innovation, and commitment to promoting quality health policy. The winner will receive an all-expenses paid trip to #NASHPCONF24 in Nashville to receive their award. Nominations are due by Tuesday, July 16. https://loom.ly/vIY2d-0
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Congratulations to AK, KS, MS, NM, OR! These 5 states have been selected to participate in NASHP's Behavioral Health Workforce Policy Academy. Check out the announcement to learn more: https://loom.ly/o2hEOzc
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Our state trackers — interactive maps and charts that highlight what states are doing on a specific policy topic — provide a glimpse into how states are tackling today’s biggest health policy challenges. Check out one of our recently updated trackers using the links below — or explore all our trackers: https://loom.ly/ZHWKq-U ➡️ State Legislation to Lower Prescription Drug Costs: https://loom.ly/GqUjZbg ➡️ State Legislation to Address Health System Costs: https://loom.ly/c-35YcE ➡️ State Opioid Settlement Spending Decisions: https://loom.ly/Sb8bDM8 ➡️ State Efforts to Extend Medicaid Postpartum Coverage: https://loom.ly/_No7C7A
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