The letters, which provide state options for innovative models in fee-for-service Medicaid that do not require a waiver, describe policy considerations for creating integrated care models, and CMS says this could include, but is not limited to:
- Medical or health homes;
- Accountable care organizations;
- ACO-like models; and
- Alternative arrangements that “emphasize person-centered, continuous, coordinated and comprehensive care.”
Read the first two CMS letters on Medicaid reform guidance here.
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