The purpose of this fact sheet is to describe CDHC products and compare these products to HIAs. Importantly, although the federal government approved cost sharing and HIA participation for individuals earning from 50 to 99 percent FPL, the state did not implement this requirement due to subsequent changes in state law.
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This fact sheet discusses Arkansas’s planned transition to a state-based marketplace, the determinants, issues presented in the King case and potential outcomes, and pending legislation in Arkansas related to the establishment of a state-based marketplace. Read More
This factsheet includes information about the Medicaid Adult Dental Program, including the status of the program at time of publication, the program’s impact on a state level, how it works, and who administers the program. Read More
This factsheet includes information on the UAMS Northwest Medical School, including the programs offered, the impact of the school in its area, how the school operates, and its administration. Read More
This factsheet covers information on the Arkansas Trauma Registry Dashboard and System, including information on the status of the program, the impact, the program’s funding and oversight, and how the program works. Read More
This in-depth document covers the history of Medicaid, eligibility, funding, services provided with Medicaid both required and optional, Medicaid waivers, population/budget impact, and a timeline from 1970 to 2013. Read More
This study is part of a series of case studies spotlighting practice transformation to the patient-centered medical home model, emphasizing how individual practices have approached innovation and implementation. Read More
This study is part of a series of case studies spotlighting practice transformation to the PCMH model, emphasizing how individual practices have approached innovation and implementation. Read More
The Health Care Independence Act of 20131 is a novel approach to improving health in Arkansas through meaningful transformation of the state’s healthcare system using federal Medicaid funding to pay private market premiums. Read More
This document discusses opportunities to enroll jail-involved individuals in the HCIP; connect those with coverage to primary care; and ensure continuity of care, which can improve this population’s health outcomes, reduce federal and state spending on uncompensated care, and improve recidivism rates. Read More
