Each of our experts has a unique journey that inspires their passion for supporting states that help people with complex needs. Get to know these purpose-driven leaders who are making a notable difference across our clinical services programs.
HCBS
Date & Time
Aug 22, 2027 - Aug 26, 2027
Event Details
See you at the 2027 ADvancing States Home and Community-Based Services Conference in Baltimore. Until then, our clinical services experts remain available to discuss your state’s goals and challenges in improving HCBS and LTSS, and enhancing person-centered care.
Advancing person-centered assessments to strengthen accuracy, care, and outcomes
States rely on Maximus for independent, conflict-free assessments that promote consistency, transparency, and trust. Our support for single-assessment-entity models, combined with advanced technology and system integration capabilities, help streamline HCBS operations, improve program oversight, and ensure timely access to appropriate services and supports.
What we heard at HCBS
States are focused on strengthening program integrity and on using data to inform decisions about prevention, innovation, and partnerships.
Program integrity + data analytics are top of mind.
States are strengthening oversight and audit readiness, shifting focus from data collection to driving decisions.
Prevention + innovation are gaining momentum.
No wrong door, diversion programs, housing, and early interventions are gaining traction. Technology must enhance efficiency and outcomes.
Collaboration drives success.
Strong partnerships among states, providers, health plans and community organizations help connect people to the right services at the right time.
Explore our perspectives
PASRR review best practices
PASRR resident reviews improve Medicaid compliance, reduce risk, and strengthen person-centered care in state LTSS programs.
Dignity of risk
There can be dignity in assuming reasonable risk to honor personal choices that involve uncertainty.
Stigma of dementia
Person-centered clinical assessments help address the needs of older adults living with dementia.
Avoid caregiver burnout
As assessment professionals interact with caregivers, they can listen with empathy and encourage self-care.
Connect with our clinical services experts
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