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CMS is now structuring its innovations and policy directions into six pillars. Industry expert JoAnn Lamphere, DrPH, discusses how CMS, states, providers, and MCOs can collaborate and share accountability for achieving discernable improvement in healthcare outcomes and quality of life for individuals.
The CQL PORTAL Data System helps human service organizations and state agencies with reporting, tracking, analysis, and logging of data about personal outcomes and supports for people receiving services.
In this episode, Erica Dennison from The Arc of Aurora in Colorado discusses THINK+change, The Arc of Aurora’s social enterprise training and education program.
We at MediSked recognize that in order to achieve equity, representation matters. In this episode, the hosts discuss their favorite movies and TV shows with IDD representation.
During this session, the presenter defines interoperability and its many benefits, and provides use cases to demonstrate interoperability in LTSS (and specifically in Kansas). This presentation was first given at the Power Up! Interhab Conference in October 2021.
MediSked compiled COVID-19 data from 1,069 individuals with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities (IDD) from Connecticut and North Carolina to view mortality and vaccination trends in comparison with the general population.
During this session, presenters from provider agencies share data and stories from the public health emergency. Particular attention is paid to COVID-19 immunizations for the I/DD population based on geography, age, type of disability, residential setting, and timeliness from each state’s phased priority dates for people with disabilities.
Across the United States, there are over 800,000 individuals who have indicated they have a need for services to keep them safely in their homes but are waiting for communication from their state Medicaid agency that funding has been made available. This infographic details the magnitude of Section 1915c waivers and wait lists.
The Arc of North Carolina has been proudly providing advocacy and services to people with intellectual and developmental disabilities since 1953. With offices across the state, The Arc of NC has a broad reach, with 729 employees supporting over 3,215 individuals.
TRE was seeking technology to take an IT infrastructure that would ultimately help to develop and deliver better services. One of their main goals was to work through internal process and identify how IT solutions could help them. Colorado lacks an organized system for tracking trends for CCBs and does not offer access to non-government employees.
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