Webinar

The Center for Health Care Strategies (CHCS) will host a webinar on data sharing among the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) and state Medicaid programs. This webinar will explore successful practices for data coordination between SNAP and Medicaid agencies gleaned from a 50-state survey and three state case studies. Presenters from South Carolina’s Medicaid agency will share their experience streamlining enrollment and re-enrollment processes during the unwinding of continuous eligibility for Medicaid.

Senior Center Summit: Reframing Aging is a three-part webinar series designed to provide participants with evidence-based communication strategies of reframing aging, strategies from the National Center to Reframe Aging that have successfully been applied in multiple sectors to advance age-inclusive policies, and tools from the National Center to Reframe Aging that can be applied to current advocacy work to change attitudes towards aging.

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“Sharing Best Practices for Limited English Proficiency” will feature up to three MIPPA grantees who will share best practices for outreach during the Medicare open enrollment period.

Presenters: 

• Darren Hotton, Associate Director of Community Health and Benefits, NCOA

• Gabriel Smith (Moderator), Program Associate, Center for Benefits Access, NCOA

“Medicaid Opportunities for Evidence-Based Program Sustainability,” an NCOA webinar series, will explore common denominators to approaching state Medicaid agencies and Medicaid managed care o

WellSky is hosting a webinar highlighting best practices and common challenges faced by state agencies during the implementation of IT projects. Led by Ananias Williams III, Chief Information Officer for the Georgia Department of Revenue, the session will feature a panel of veteran implementation executives discussing examples of good and bad approaches to the task of implementing a statewide case management system.

This webinar will explore the following challenges that state leaders face when implementing new technology:

KFF and the National Association of Medicaid Directors (NAMD) are hosting an upcoming web briefing to discuss the latest trends in Medicaid enrollment and spending. They will also highlight key Medicaid policy changes that states implemented in state FY 2023 or plan to implement in FY 2024. During this webinar, the lead authors of KFF’s 23rd annual Medicaid budget survey will discuss the major policy developments and trends in FY 2023 and FY 2024, and NAMD will join two state Medicaid directors to discuss their state perspectives and experiences.  

The National Center on Law & Elder Rights (NCLER) has organized an upcoming webinar titled “Legal Basics: Medicare Parts A, B, and C” that will address Medicare eligibility, coverage, and payment rules, as well as provide information on Medicare Parts A, B, and C.  Legal assistance, elder rights, and aging and disability services professionals looking to understand the basic principles of Medicare are encouraged to attend.

This webinar will take place on Wednesday, November 29 at 2:00 p.m. ET. 

The Partnership to Align Social Care is organizing an upcoming webinar to discuss specific sections of the Calendar Year (CY) 2024 Medicare Physician Fee Schedule. The webinar will cover information that is relevant to Medicare providers and community-based organizations screening for and addressing Health-Related Social Needs (HRSNs).

The Grandfamilies & Kinship Support Network is hosting a webinar titled "Support Groups: Recruiting, Retention, and Everything in Between," focusing on the critical role of support groups in helping grandparents and other kin navigate the complexities of caregiving. This webinar will provide participants with insights into the benefits of support groups, strategies to effectively recruit and retain participants, and guidance on scheduling and structuring welcoming in-person and online groups that are inclusive for all individuals.

The National Council on Aging (NCOA) is hosting an upcoming webinar focused on building strategic relationships with state Medicaid agencies. During this session, presenters will emphasize the importance of state and community-based organizations actively participating in state-level Medicaid transformation, discuss the influence of federal policies and trends on state Medicaid decision-making, and provide guidance on the initial steps to establish meaningful connections with state Medicaid policy offices and managed care divisions.