Medicare-Medicaid Integration

ATI Advisory is pleased to release these first resources as part of our State Resource Center. We will continue to release state resources reflecting the latest insights and novel strategies, tip sheets, and education on the ever-changing market and federal policy environment, and what it means for states.

With support from Arnold Ventures, ATI Advisory conducted listening sessions, focus groups, and interviews with diverse stakeholders to better understand the unique needs and experiences of individuals who are dual eligible for Medicare and Medicaid, and their caregivers. Through these conversations, ATI gained insights on the potential role that integrated coverage and care experiences can play in addressing the concerns of individuals who are dual eligible and their caregivers. Central to what we heard: individuals who are dual eligible and their caregivers seek a person-centered and seamless consumer experience.

Sarah Rosenblum and Allison Rizer explain how CAPABLE is a data-tested tool for dual eligible integration and pathways for state Medicaid programs to implement the program.

Part 2 in the Health Affairs series co-authored by Allison Rizer focuses on policy opportunities for Medicare-Medicaid integration to benefit dual eligible individuals.

Allison Rizer co-authored this series in Health Affairs focusing on policy opportunities for Medicare-Medicaid integration to benefit dual eligible individuals.

ATI Advisory subject matter experts, Allison Rizer and Nils Franco, share data and insights in this articles as part of as part of this Health Affairs' Forefront series. They detail recent enrollment trends in dual eligible programs, the sunsetting of the Medicare-Medicaid Plan (MMP) model, and the changing role of the Medicare-Medicaid Coordination Office (MMCO). Read the full article for their recommendations for several near term approaches to preserve MMP successes.