ACAP Behavioral Health Snapshot Reports
Over the past decade, the twin crises of the opioid overuse epidemic and COVID-19 pandemic, along with a number of troubling underlying indicators, have brought into sharp relief the need to reconsider...
View Article2023 State of Medicaid Managed Care Report
2023 State of Medicaid Managed Care Report: A Closer Look at Managed Long-Term Services and Supports To better understand the state of MLTSS, Sellers Dorsey, in partnership with MHPA, ACAP, and the...
View ArticleACAP Policy Brief: Special Supplemental Benefits for the Chronically Ill (SSBCI)
Download PDF Through supplemental benefits, Dual-Eligible Special Needs Plans (D-SNPs) can offer their dually eligible enrollees access to services that are not covered under traditional Medicare, such...
View ArticleHelping People Stay Covered – Safety Net Health Plan Initiatives to Address...
On March 18, 2020, Congress passed the Families First Coronavirus Response Act. The speedy response to the pandemic – at its time of passage, there were fewer than 7,500 reported cases of COVID-19 in...
View ArticleThe Medicaid Voter
Medicaid and CHIP help nearly 82 million new mothers, growing children, members of working families, and aging seniors. Medicaid is not an “us versus them” issue. Medicaid is US. Historic Low Rates of...
View ArticleACAP Pathway to Improve Health Equity: The Next Steps
A new report from the Association for Community Affiliated Plans (ACAP) underscores the Association’s ongoing commitment to advancing health equity across its 82 member plans. The 2024 edition of...
View ArticleKeeping Medicaid’s Promise: Recommendations for Medicaid at 60
Medicaid was created in 1965 to provide health care to aged, blind, and disabled individuals as well as parents and children on public assistance. Today, Medicaid provides critical health care coverage...
View ArticleACAP Fact Sheets: How Safety Net Health Plans Address Non-Medical Risk Factors
Non-medical risk factors like housing, education, employment, and food access significantly affect health outcomes. When these needs are unmet, they can lead to poor health and higher medical costs. In...
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