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A Conversation We All Need To Have.
Start READING: A Conversation We All Need To Have.It keeps happening: Domestic terrorism waged with military-grade weaponry against our children, our families, our communities, and our sense of safety. And we – by and through our government – have done exactly zero to stop it. Because this will keep happening, it is a conversation that we all need to have.
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SCOTUS: Denying the Essential Humanity and Equality of Women
Start READING: SCOTUS: Denying the Essential Humanity and Equality of WomenAtrómitos Founder, President, & CEO Michealle Gady, reflects on the implications of the leaked draft SCOTUS opinion that would overturn Roe v. Wade and deny the essential humanity and equality of women.
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State Directed Payments: Part II– Medicaid Supplemental Payments
Start READING: State Directed Payments: Part II– Medicaid Supplemental PaymentsIn the second installment of the series on State Directed Payments, Sarah Jagger shares the good, the bad, and the really (really) stupid about Medicaid Supplemental Payments.
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#ANFSD: Making That Change Stick with Elizabeth Varones of Anthos
Start READING: #ANFSD: Making That Change Stick with Elizabeth Varones of AnthosAtrómitos Principal, Tina Simpson, talks with Transformational Coach and Change Management Consultant, Elizabeth Varones, Founder and President of Anthos Consulting. This article highlights key takeaways from those conversations and provides important insight for leaders as they prepare for change, and persist in making that change “stick.”
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State Directed Payments: Part I—Medicaid Financing 101
Start READING: State Directed Payments: Part I—Medicaid Financing 101Atrómitos Vice President of Operations, Sarah Jagger, kicks off a new 3-part series on Medicaid State Directed Payments. This first article provides an important primer on key constructs of Medicaid financing. And a brief introduction of state-directed payments that play an important role in state Medicaid financing strategies and are the focus of upcoming policy…
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Entrepreneurs Think They Are Responsible for Everything, So They Are
Start READING: Entrepreneurs Think They Are Responsible for Everything, So They AreEntrepreneurs aim to fix and better the world but thinking they are the best ones for the job can restrict their impact. To scale up, they need to delegate. Sara Auld from Upper explains how entrepreneurs can become comfortable delegating.
