Delivering on the promise of greater choice and community inclusion for people with disabilities and older adults is more important than ever.
But achieving and sustaining this vision takes work. We help states and federal agencies create informed, open, and accountable solutions that meet the most pressing home and community-based services (HCBS) challenges and help communities thrive.
Our offerings include:
Community engagement
Program design and implementation
Data management
Advanced analytics and evaluation
Quality improvement
And more
Connect with us at the 2024 HCBS Conference
Visit us at Booth 504 to chat about your HCBS needs and hot topics!
Monday, August 19th
- Find us at the Money Follows the Person Demonstration Intensive! We’ll be presenting and facilitating conversations on topics like:
- MFP Reporting and Data Quality
- MFP Work Plan Initiatives
- HCBS Quality Measure Set Implementation
- Presenting at the MLTSS Intensive on “Key Findings from the Financial Alignment Initiative Enrollee Experience Studies in Massachusetts, Michigan, and Rhode Island”
Tuesday, August 20th
- Presenting on “Talking SMAC: Optimizing State Medicaid Agency Contracts with Dual Eligible Special Needs Plans”
Wednesday, August 21st
- Highlighting work during "Exploring the Landscape of Managed Care"
Reach out to: HCBSPractice@mathematica-mpr.com to set up a meeting with us at the conference. We have a small conference room available to support more in-depth discussions.
Learn more about how we help our clients here.
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Money Follows the Person Demonstration: Second National Evaluation
Since 2005, the Money Follows the Person (MFP) demonstration has helped 45 states increase access to Medicaid home and community-based services. In 2021, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) hired Mathematica to conduct a second MFP demonstration evaluation, focusing on impacts since 2016.
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