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Why Your Nonprofit Should Focus on the Power of Instagram Stories in 2020
Start READING: Why Your Nonprofit Should Focus on the Power of Instagram Stories in 2020If you’re like many nonprofits with limited staff or resources you may be wondering how you can make Instagram Stories work for your organization. So today, we’re covering five ways you can get started with Stories!
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NCDHHS Provides Policy Guidance On State-Funded Services
Start READING: NCDHHS Provides Policy Guidance On State-Funded ServicesOn December 30, 2019, the Department released a Medicaid Managed Care Policy Paper outlining how its Behavioral Health and Intellectual/Development Disability Tailored Plans will be asked to operate State-funded Services.
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NCDHHS Seeks Comments On Changes to Value-Based Payment Program and Two New Accountable Care Organization Models by February 19
Start READING: NCDHHS Seeks Comments On Changes to Value-Based Payment Program and Two New Accountable Care Organization Models by February 19On January 8, 2020, the Department released two Medicaid Managed Care Policy Papers that advance its design of the value-based payment program and incorporate two new Accountable Care Organization (ACO) models into the overall programmatic strategy for Medicaid Transformation.
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A Tale of Two Policies
Start READING: A Tale of Two PoliciesA look at new changes to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) and its potential impact on low-income families.
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A Strategy for Your Independent Practice Association Equals a Roadmap for your Sustainability
Start READING: A Strategy for Your Independent Practice Association Equals a Roadmap for your SustainabilityHow do practices and providers remain independent and competitive in this consolidation-focused marketplace? An Independent Practice Association (IPA) is one option for providers; it can provide myriad benefits to its members.
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Our Perspective: North Carolina Medicaid Rollout Suspended
Start READING: Our Perspective: North Carolina Medicaid Rollout SuspendedOn November 19, the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services (NCDHHS) announced that the transition to Medicaid managed care would be indefinitely suspended. Here’s what you need to know and our perspective on the right path forward.
