Salt Lake City, September 30, 2019— Today, Leavitt Partners released a report entitled “Florida Medicaid Expansion: Enrollment & Budget Forecasts”, illustrating what the five-year enrollment and budgetary projections for full Medicaid Expansion in Florida beginning in 2020 could look like. The projections are based on a robust analysis and microsimulation modeling conducted by Leavitt Partners […]

Salt Lake City, July 24, 2019—Today, Leavitt Partners released a new white paper, “Moving Forward Together: Opportunities to Improve Program Integrity in Medicaid Non-Emergency Medical Transportation.” This paper examines Medicaid’s non-emergency medical transportation (NEMT) benefit and makes specific recommendations on key actions federal and state policymakers can take to improve program integrity. The recommendations were […]

Salt Lake City, July 17, 2019 –Today, Leavitt Partners welcomes Mark Hendrickson as a Senior Director based in our Washington, D.C. office. Mark comes to Leavitt Partners with more than 20 years of experience in health care policy and government affairs roles in Washington, D.C. advocacy. Mark most recently served as Senior Director of Sciences […]

MedPage Today published “CMS Report: ACOs Save Billions for Medicare,” highlighting insight from David Muhlestein, chief research officer at Leavitt Partners, regarding the CMS report released on September 30, 2019. View the article here.

Modern Healthcare published an article entitled “CMS saved $739 million last year from Medicare ACOs,” highlighting insight from David Muhlestein, chief research officer at Leavitt Partners, regarding the incentive for organizations to be in an advanced alternative payment model. View the article here.

The National Alliance to Impact the Social Determinants of Health (NASDOH), an alliance managed by Leavitt Partners and focused on assessing and addressing current regulatory frameworks, funding environments and opportunities, and practical challenges to implementing and sustaining social determinants of health efforts, was cited in a new consensus study report released by the National Academies […]