[Nfbmo] FW: Senate Interim Committee

[Bryan Schulz]

hi,

this only says what they are charged to do.
what is the general thought of what may result?
Bryan Schulz


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "McMahon, Cory J" <cory.j.mcmahon at gmail.com>
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Sent: Wednesday, June 12, 2013 7:44 PM
Subject: [Nfbmo] FW: Senate Interim Committee


> Good evening, all-
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> Sincerely,
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> Cory McMahon
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> From: Brian Colby [mailto:bcolby at mohealthalliance.org]
> Sent: Wednesday, June 12, 2013 7:38 PM
> Subject: Senate Interim Committee
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> Senate Interim Committee on
> Medicaid Transformation and Reform
> MEMBERS:
> Senators
> Gary Romine, Chairman, 3rd
> David Sater, Vice-Chairman, 29th
> Dan Brown, 16th
> Doug Libla, 25th
> Rob Schaaf, 34th
> Wayne Wallingford, 27th
> Jay Wasson, 20th
> Joseph P. Keaveny, 4th
> Paul LeVota, 11th
> Jamilah Nasheed, 5th
> Established pursuant to Senate Rule 31.
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> Duties of the committee shall be as follows:
> (1) Development of methods to prevent fraud and abuse in the MO HealthNet
> system;
> (2) Advice on more efficient and cost-effective ways to provide coverage 
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> MO HealthNet participants;
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> (3) An evaluation of how coverage for MO HealthNet participants can 
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> that of commercially available health plans while complying with federal
> Medicaid requirements;
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> (4) Possibilities for promoting healthy behavior by encouraging patients 
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> take ownership of their health care and seek early preventative care;
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> (5) Advice on the best manner in which to provide incentives, including a
> shared risk and savings to health plans and providers to encourage
> cost-effective delivery of care; and
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> (6) Ways that individuals who currently receive medical care coverage
> through the MO HealthNet program can transition to obtaining their health
> coverage through the private sector.
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> Brian Colby
> Policy Director
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> Missouri Health Advocacy Alliance
> 206-769-3497 new cell number
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> bcolby at mohealthalliance.org
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