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State Resource Center

ATI Advisory Understands States.

We help states advance health and human services policies and programs to better serve their residents. We provide technical assistance, project management, data analysis, stakeholder engagement, and policy and strategy development.

We guide states through:

  • Medicaid waiver redesign
  • Program reform and redesign including 1115 demonstrations
  • State Medicaid Agency Contract (SMAC) development
  • Market and program feasibility
  • Process and infrastructure growth and management
  • Operational effectiveness and improvement
  • Leveraging purchasing power
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State Data Dashboard

This State Resource Center includes tip sheets and other resources informed by our work with states. The topics, data, and insights in this resource center are regularly updated. Bookmark this page and check back for our latest research and information.

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State Resources

Data Insights
Dual Eligible Enrollment Across Medicare Advantage, ACOs, and Traditional Medicare FFS LTSS Users by State, County, and Setting Near Dual Eligible Dashboard How Dual Eligible Special Needs Plan (D-SNP) Integration Changed Between 2023 and 2024 Dual Eligible Enrollment by Medicare Program and State
Tip Sheets on State Approaches to Medicare-Medicaid Integration
Pursuing Default Enrollment Exclusively Aligned Enrollment Approaches and Considerations Contract Organizational Structures Following the Transition of the MMP Enrollment Policy Considerations Following the Transition of the MMP Bid and Benefit Design Considerations Following the Transition of the MMP Network Adequacy Considerations Following the Transition of the MMP
Starting the Conversation Series
Presumptive Eligibility Contingency Management Pre-Release Services Nutrition Supports Continuous Eligibility
Other State Resources
Opportunities for D-SNPs to Improve Access to and Experience with HCBS Improving Behavioral Healthcare for Dual Eligible Individuals: Opportunities and Challenges What Medicaid Agencies Should Know About Medicare Timelines When Designing Integrated Programs Overview of Key Medicare Advantage Dates and Timelines for Medicaid Agencies Actions States Can Take to Better Understand and Serve Dual Eligible Individuals with Intellectual/Developmental Disabilities (I/DD) Supplemental Benefits Offered by D-SNPs in 2024 What Medicaid Officials Need to Know About Medicare Advantage Supplemental Benefits Understanding the Medicare Only Population and Opportunities to Address Unmet Needs Leveraging Section 1115 Demonstrations: Designated State Health Programs (DSHPs) Maximizing the Capacity of SHIPs to Counsel Dual Eligible Individuals Key Programs Serving Dual Eligible Individuals State Approaches to Increase Home and Community-Based Service (HCBS) Provider Capacity
Federal Insights
MACPAC January 2024 Meeting Insights: ATI’s Take MACPAC December 2023 Meeting Insights: ATI’s Take

ATI Advisory Experts

Morgan Craven,
Senior Director

Morgan Craven is a Senior Director in ATI's Payer Strategy and Program Design Practice. Craven has spent more than a decade helping states, plans, and providers build better healthcare systems. As an advisor to state Medicaid agencies, she works at the intersection of policy, operations, and strategy by translating complex federal rules and financing structures into programs that function for the people they're meant to serve.

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ATI Advisory Experts

Michelle Herman Soper,
Managing Director

Michelle Herman Soper, Managing Director in ATI's Payer Strategy and Program Design Practice, brings extensive experience working for and with state, federal, private, and nonprofit organizations to improve health care for low-income, high-need individuals. Prior to ATI, Soper served as Vice President of Policy Development at Commonwealth Care Alliance (CCA), where she focused on designing and implementing a public policy and government affairs agenda that supported CCA’s mission to support high-quality, coordinated care for individuals with significant needs.

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