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Benefit Design/Service Delivery Topics Covered

Material current as of September 16, 1998.

Benefits Packages

What Are the Healthcare Needs of Low-Income Children?

Describe SCHIP Benefits Structure
- What Are Some Hot Issues With SCHIP Benefits Options?
- Describe the Current State of Implementation of SCHIP Benefit Structures

Examples of Benefit Packages Designed to Meet the Needs of Children
- Rhode Island RIte Care Program
  - RIte Care Benefit Package Features
  - RIte Care Program Monitoring
- State Benefit Packages - Connecticut’s Husky Program
  - State Benefit Packages - Husky Program Features
  - State Benefit Packages - Husky Monitoring

What Are Some Special Needs Strategies for Benefit Design?
- Benefit Design - Special Needs Strategies Example - Michigan
- Benefit Design - Special Needs Strategies Example - Connecticut

Assess the Key Issues Affecting Service Delivery

Statistics

Medicaid Plans Advantages and Disadvantages

Medicaid FFS Issues

Separate State Plan Advantages and Disadvantages

Managed Care-Related Service Delivery Issues

Service Delivery Issues Related to Specific Healthcare Needs

Population-Specific Service Delivery Issues

Two States’ Experiences with Service Delivery Issues
- Michigan MIChild Program
- Colorado

Benefit Design/Service Delivery References

Total Pages in Section: 25

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