National MLTSS Health Plan Association’s Post

Only 10% of those eligible for both Medicare and Medicaid are in integrated managed care plans, leaving many to navigate disjointed services. With the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (#CMS) Medicare-Medicaid Program (#MMP) demonstration ending in 2025, the #MLTSS Association proposes building on the existing Dual-Eligible Special Needs Plan (#DSNP) framework to overcome integration barriers and boost enrollment. By focusing on necessary statutory and regulatory changes, we pinpoint priority areas and short- and long-term solutions in our proposal to increase more holistic and accessible care, enhancing the care experience for our most vulnerable populations. Read more about our policy proposals to advance integrated care: https://lnkd.in/eARMaV8m 

  • No alternative text description for this image
Walter Maull

Enterprise solution strategy, marketing, sales to senior healthcare executives.

3mo

If we’re serious about lifetime management, integrated Medicaid/Medicare is the right path. Specialty programs will go away and we’ll see those programs become product plug-ins to be accessed as needed across the member journey. That 10% will grow but so will the member health and cost management accountability.

To view or add a comment, sign in

Explore topics