This session will examine the implications of a recently passed federal healthcare bill, focusing on the subsequent process of state-level implementation. We'll explore how states are addressing new federal requirements and the corresponding effects on Medicaid and Medicare programs. The discussion will include an analysis of how these changes may influence the approximately 32 million patients served by health centers, considering potential shifts in eligibility, benefits, and access to care. The session will also address the operational adjustments that may be necessary for health centers. Join policy and legal experts for a discussion on navigating this evolving federal landscape.
Learning Objectives:
Summarize key provisions of the new federal healthcare law and their immediate implications for state Medicaid and Medicare programs.
Analyze the challenges and opportunities states face in implementing the new federal requirements, including potential shifts in funding mechanisms and administrative aspects.
Assess the anticipated impacts of the new law on the eligibility, access to services, and overall healthcare experience for the 32 million patients served by health centers.
