Innovations in Medicaid: Impacts of a Home-Based Intensive Care Model for Complex Medicaid Beneficiaries

Matthew Niedzwiecki, Jia Pu and Maggie Samra

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Abstract: This issue brief summarizes Mathematica’s evaluation of Landmark Health’s home-based intensive care model as it was delivered to complex Medicaid and dually eligible beneficiaries in California from 2016-2018. The evaluation assessed the model’s impacts on health care utilization and quality.

Keywords: home-based services; behavioral health; Medicaid; Medicare; California; complex care (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 13
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