Hawaii HB2371 aims to transition Medicaid administration from risk-based managed care organizations to a managed fee-for-service model.

Hawaii HB2371 seeks to overhaul the state's Medicaid administration by transitioning from risk-based managed care organizations to a managed fee-for-service model. This change aims to reduce administrative costs, increase transparency, and improve access to care, particularly for vulnerable populations. The bill mandates the establishment of regional health hubs to monitor community health needs and facilitate continuous improvement.

Hawaii HB2371 aims to transition Medicaid administration from risk-based managed care organizations to a managed fee-for-service model.

Hawaii HB2371 seeks to overhaul the state's Medicaid administration by transitioning from risk-based managed care organizations to a managed fee-for-service model. This change aims to reduce administrative costs, increase transparency, and improve access to care, particularly for vulnerable populations. The bill mandates the establishment of regional health hubs to monitor community health needs and facilitate continuous improvement.