Care Coordination Models for Child Welfare-Involved Families in Medicaid

Sellers Dorsey leaders discuss the role of care coordinators in helping children and families with child welfare involvement navigate complex healthcare systems. The conversation focuses on care coordination as a critical function for serving vulnerable pediatric populations with complex needs, a growing priority area for Medicaid MCOs serving children and families. This addresses operational and clinical coordination challenges relevant to plans managing maternal and child health populations under Medicaid.

Maternal · CHIP · Managed Care

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