Dual Eligible Integration Models Take Center Stage as Medicaid Reaches 60-Year Milestone

This analysis examines the evolution of care delivery for dual-eligible beneficiaries who require coordination between Medicare and Medicaid, particularly for long-term services and supports that Medicare excludes. The piece traces how integrated care models including D-SNPs and PACE programs have emerged as essential tools for managing this complex, high-need population. For Medicaid MCOs and state directors, understanding dual-eligible integration is critical given these beneficiaries' disproportionate cost and care coordination challenges.

LTSS · Managed Care

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