Hawaii HB2144 aims to transition Medicaid administration from managed care organizations to non-risk administrative services organizations, enhancing.

Hawaii HB2144 seeks to overhaul the administration of Medicaid by transitioning from managed care organizations to non-risk administrative services organizations. This change aims to reduce administrative costs, improve transparency, and ensure timely access to care, particularly benefiting Native Hawaiian communities, rural residents, and those with complex health needs. The bill mandates the establishment of a Medicaid care coordination program to provide services like patient navigation and chronic disease management.

Hawaii HB2144 aims to transition Medicaid administration from managed care organizations to non-risk administrative services organizations, enhancing.

Hawaii HB2144 seeks to overhaul the administration of Medicaid by transitioning from managed care organizations to non-risk administrative services organizations. This change aims to reduce administrative costs, improve transparency, and ensure timely access to care, particularly benefiting Native Hawaiian communities, rural residents, and those with complex health needs. The bill mandates the establishment of a Medicaid care coordination program to provide services like patient navigation and chronic disease management.