Our School Based Services team recently attended the National Alliance for Medicaid in Education (NAME) conference to share important information about our array of school based services. The team also updated the article “ForHealth Consulting School-Based Claiming Services Helps with New CMS Guidance” to include the most current information. Visit to learn more about how we can help you navigate the complexities of the new #CMS guidance. #Medicaid #Schools #NAME
ForHealth Consulting at UMass Chan Medical School
Business Consulting and Services
Shrewsbury, MA 5,067 followers
We partner with purposeful organizations to make the healthcare experience more equitable, effective, and accessible.
About us
ForHealth Consulting partners with purposeful organizations, including state Medicaid agencies and health and human services organizations, to make the healthcare experience better for all – more equitable, effective, and accessible. We know that to do this, we need to address every aspect of the system – how we pay for it, how we manage information, and how we deliver quality care to everyone. As part of UMass Chan Medical School, we leverage world-class expertise to create transformational solutions across the health and human services system. ForHealth Consulting believes in the power of collaboration and a shared purpose – together, we can make healthcare better.
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https://forhealthconsulting.umassmed.edu/
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- Business Consulting and Services
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- 501-1,000 employees
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- Shrewsbury, MA
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- Nonprofit
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- Medicaid, Real Property Asset Verification, Public Retirement System Medical Board Reviews, Managed & Accountable Care Technical Assistance, Eligibility Determination, Program Integrity, Pharmacy Pipeline Impact Analysis, Third Party Liability & Coordination of Benefits, Managed Long-term Services & Supports, Policy Design & Implementation, and Evaluation & Data Science
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A strong workforce depends on attracting, training, and retaining people with the right mix of knowledge and skills for high-demand jobs. At ForHealth Consulting, we customize virtual, blended, and in-person training programs and continuing education for a stronger healthcare workforce. Learn more about how we can partner with your organization:
Training & Workforce Development | ForHealth Consulting
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ForHealth Consulting’s health payment experts co-authored the 2024 Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts Foundation’s "MassHealth: The Basics,” which provides new data on MassHealth enrollment and spending from the most recent state fiscal years available. The report includes initiatives to advance health equity and improve timely access to behavioral health care. We’ve had a long-standing collaborative relationship with the Foundation and are honored to contribute to this important work again this year.
MassHealth: The Basics – Facts and Trends (October 2024)
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Our Health Payment Strategy and Analytics team is proud to work on this publication with Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts Foundation, which provides in-depth information about MassHealth, including eligibility and enrollment, benefits and delivery systems, spending and cost drivers, and system reforms. Learn more:
It's the perennial favorite, the publication we hear most often about and from the widest audience -- MassHealth: The Basics-Facts and Trends! This 2024 version is updated with the latest enrollment and spending data. And for those of you who are experiential learners, we'll be holding a webinar at the end of next month! Interested in learning more about the MassHealth program? Join us on Wednesday, November 20, from 12:00 - 1:00 PM for a webinar to review key facts and data about MassHealth eligibility, benefits and delivery systems, costs, and recent reforms. The chartpack and the registration link are both available here: https://lnkd.in/eRMtjE4n
MassHealth: The Basics – Facts and Trends (October 2024)
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Earlier this week, the Massachusetts Commission on the Status of Persons with Disabilities held its Annual National Disability Employment Awareness Month (#NDEAM) celebration in the Great Hall of Flags at the Massachusetts State House. Kathleen Petkauskos – who is a member of the Massachusetts Commission on the Status of Persons with Disabilities, the Chair of the Disability Employment Subcommittee, and ForHealth Consulting's own Executive Director, Workplace Equity and Inclusion leading our Work Without Limits – introduced the "Disability Inclusive Workplaces: Employers and Employees Perspectives" initiative, which aims to educate and engage businesses on the importance of including people with disabilities in the workplace and the resources available to support and recognize effective employer practices. Take a look at the incredible video below and learn more via Mass.gov: https://lnkd.in/ejxUae6P
The Disability Inclusive Workplaces: Employer and Employee Perspectives Video is now LIVE! Ready to see how disability inclusion can transform your workplace? Watch our feature video, "Disability Inclusive Workplaces: Employers and Employees Perspectives", where employers from diverse industries share real stories of impact. Here’s what you need to know: Businesses that embrace disability inclusion don't just create opportunities: they gain a competitive edge. Companies leading the way are seeing 28% higher revenue, 30% stronger profits, and double the net income and shareholder returns compared to those that don’t prioritize inclusion. (Source: Disability:IN) Inclusion drives success. Ready to take your first step? Check out the Commission’s Guide for key insights, financial incentives, and practical resources to help you build a stronger, more inclusive workforce. Watch the video, explore the guide, and start making inclusion work for you. https://lnkd.in/e3gpnjAp Graphic alt text: The image features a blue background with the title "Disability Inclusive Workplaces" in bold yellow text. Beneath the title, a subtitle in white reads "Employer and Employee Perspectives." In the bottom right corner, there is a logo for the Massachusetts Commission on the Status of Persons with Disabilities, which includes five icons representing accessibility: a wheelchair, brain, hand signs, a walking figure, and an ear with a hearing aid. #InclusionWorks #NDEAM2024
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The Massachusetts Commission on the Status of Persons with Disabilities held its Annual National Disability Employment Awareness Month (#NDEAM) celebration in the Great Hall of Flags at the Massachusetts State House. Congratulations to Federal Home Loan Bank of Boston, a Work Without Limits Business Network member, for receiving the 2024 Small to Mid-Size National Disability Employment Award for their exemplary work creating and sustaining an intentional disability inclusive work environment. We are so proud to partner with you on your commitment to the inclusion of people with disabilities as employees, customers, and suppliers. A well-deserved recognition!
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In case you missed it, ForHealth Consulting was proud to partner with the Massachusetts Executive Office of Public Safety and Security and other justice organizations to host the Emerging Adults Summit last week. This two-day event explored best practices in creating successful pathways for emerging young adults involved in the justice system. Read all about the event and esteemed speakers, including Lieutenant Governor Kim Driscoll. “It [was] a privilege to collaborate once again with our partners on the Summit as we explore innovative solutions for emerging adults in Massachusetts,” said ForHealth Consulting at UMass Chan Medical School Executive Vice Chancellor Lisa Colombo
ForHealth Consulting Co-Hosts 3rd Annual Massachusetts Emerging Adult Summit
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Last week, a group of pharmacy experts from ForHealth Consulting participated in the Academy of Managed Care Pharmacy (AMCP) NEXUS 2024 Conference in Las Vegas. They included Thomas C. Pomfret, PharmD, MPH, BCPS, Kimberly Lenz, PharmD, MBA, FAMCP, Ashley Chiara, PharmD, MBA, BCPS, Kaelyn C. Boss, Mckenzie McVeigh, and Eliza Anderson. Congratulations to these pharmacists who shared their research and clinical expertise in presentations and sessions! NEXUS 2024 attracted more than 2,500 managed care professionals with educational sessions on various topics impacting managed care pharmacy today that will shape the future of the industry tomorrow. #AMCP
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Dahiana Angel, laboratory analyst in ForHealth Consulting’s New England Newborn Screening Program, is a featured artist in UMass Chan Medical School's “Advancing Belonging Together” art exhibit. The exhibit celebrates diversity and connections and runs through December at the Lamar Soutter Library. Dahiana is pictured here with her acrylic paint art. “Art is a powerful tool for transforming society into an inclusive, fair, and empathetic community. Art becomes a bridge that connects people, promoting respect, equality, and appreciation of each individual, regardless of their particular abilities or functionalities.” Thank you, Dahiana, for sharing your art!
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"White Cane Awareness Day is crucial because it not only raises awareness of this important law but also highlights the personal courage and perseverance it takes to become a white cane user. It celebrates the confidence, independence, and success that follows. We commend the Massachusetts Commission for the Blind, Perkins School for the Blind, and the Healey-Driscoll Administration for recognizing White Cane Awareness Day and giving it the attention it deserves.” - Kathleen Petkauskos, Senior Director, Workplace Equity and Inclusion, ForHealth Consulting at UMass Chan Medical School; Director, Work Without Limits
Healey-Driscoll Administration Champions Independence and Mobility at White Cane Awareness Day Celebration https://ow.ly/W7yf50TOK8N #WhiteCaneAwareness