Insights

In this week’s Friday Five, MAXIMUS is reading about projections in health care spending, petitions for Medicaid expansion, more states considering work requirements, and Medicaid’s role in schools.

In this week’s Friday Five, MAXIMUS is reading about a new bipartisan health care reform proposal, expanding mental health coverage, a study on children’s health care costs, and predictions about the future of Medicaid.

In this week’s Friday Five, MAXIMUS is reading about how the Trump Administration’s 2019 budget proposal could impact health care, the new CMS scorecard for reporting Medicaid data, potential time limits for Medicaid recipients, and possible work requirements in Virginia.

Digital innovations have brought a renewed focus on improving the customer experience across the federal government. Leaders at agencies like the General Services Administration, Veterans Affairs, Federal Student Aid and the Social Security Administration have dedicated new resources to improving the customer or citizen journey^® by launching online engagement channels that include mobile apps, web chat and redesigned websites that feature multichannel integration and artificial intelligence technologies to help citizens access information and resolve issues more quickly.

In this week’s Friday Five, MAXIMUS is reading about the restoration of CHIP funding, the impact of a Medicaid buy-in program, how work requirement waivers could affect Medicaid expansion, and the rising demand for home-based care services.

In this week’s Friday Five, MAXIMUS is recognized on the GovTech 100 list for 2018 and reading about new estimates for CHIP costs, Medicaid funding for Puerto Rico, the impact of Medicaid expansion on hospitals, and Medicaid data collection.

In this week’s Friday Five, MAXIMUS is reading about the status of CHIP, individuals still eligible to enroll for 2018 health coverage, the end of funding for designated state health programs, and the anticipated impact of the tax bill on health care.