Medicaid at 60: Consultancy Reflects on Program Evolution and Post-Budget Reconciliation Uncertainty

Sellers Dorsey marks Medicaid's 60th anniversary by highlighting key policy expansions including 12-month continuous eligibility for children, extended postpartum coverage, and the shift toward value-based care models. The firm acknowledges that while these milestones have expanded access and improved outcomes, the program now faces "major policy changes" following passage of H.R. 1, creating uncertainty for state programs and managed care organizations navigating the budget reconciliation landscape.

Managed Care · Behavioral Health · Maternal · Long-Term Care · Finance

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