This report reviews the current status of state integrated eligibility projects, what is working - what isn't, and the opportunities for IT solution providers.
Description Although states budgets have rebounded recently, growth in Medicaid expenses is rapidly consuming surpluses. This has led governors and legislators to look for new efficiencies in high-volume lines of business such as health care and social service programs. Modernization of these programs holds the potential to deliver hundreds of millions of dollars in hard savings alone. This fact guarantees that integrated eligibility—in one form or another—will be high on state IT agendas for years to come.
This report reviews the current status of state integrated eligibility projects, what is working - what isn't, and the opportunities for IT solution providers.
