Medicaid Enterprise Systems Community

Third Party Liability Series
October 6, 2020 – April 6, 2021
2:00 – 3:30 PM EDT

The Medicaid Enterprise Systems Community is pleased to host a seven part series regarding Third Party Liability (TPL) topics for Medicaid systems professionals. The series has been developed in collaboration with the TPL-TAG leadership to provide cutting edge information and guidance to help States perform at the highest levels of performance. The schedule of sessions includes:

• October 6, 2020 – Decoupling TPL Services with the NASPO ValuePoint Consortium Procurement
• November 3, 2020 – Estate Recovery Automation
• December 1, 2020 – TPL Cost Avoidance: An Ounce of Avoidance is Worth a Pound of Chase. Using Advanced Data Techniques
• January 5, 2021 – Next-Gen TPL is Here. Showcase new/innovative technology for the TPL module
• February 2, 2021 – TPL-101
• March 2, 2021 – Diving Deeper into TPL: Design Thinking Session
• April 6, 2021 – TPL – TBD

All sessions are scheduled for the first Tuesday of each month between 2:00-3:30 PM ET.

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There are no registration fees for these virtual events.

Over 1,300 participants representing every State in the country, as well as from the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands (CNMI) territory participated in the MESC 2020 – A Conversation on Medicaid Enterprise Systems: Where we are today and where we will be tomorrow on September 14, 2020.

 Valuable insights of planned activities over the next twelve months were shared from our panelists regarding priority areas for Medicaid Enterprise Systems from across the federal government, state governments, and industry partners. Panelists included:

 Center for Medicaid and CHIP Services

• Karen Shields, Deputy Director
• Julie Boughn, Director, Data and Systems Group,
• Ed Dolly, Director, Division of State Systems

 State Representatives:

• Brandon Lewis, West Virginia
• Christine Nolan, Washington
• Nora Huvane, Wyoming
• Jesse Springer, Wyoming
• David Whitham, Massachusetts
• Joe Liscinsky, Vermont

 Private Sector Technology Group

• Carrie Moore
• Lorrie Scardino
• Tony Franklin

 Human Services Information Technology Advisory Group

• Jacque Gombach
• Scott Dunn
• Harvey Levin

 Recordings from the virtual event can be found here.

State staff are invited to meet with CMS leaders during scheduled “Office Hours” throughout the months of October and November. This is a great opportunity for your state to spend 45 minutes with CMS leadership to engage in a dialog related to your state’s systems planning & activities.

Please choose one point person from your state to coordinate scheduling and complete the online registration form to request an appointment.

More information regarding the available dates and times will be forthcoming.

Click here to request an appointment. State staff only please.

While we miss seeing everyone in person, the main reason we hold the conference has not gone away:  to ensure that States and Territories have access to and effectively employ modern technology that strengthens our nation’s Medicaid programs.

The disruptive nature of the public health emergency highlights the need for us to connect as a community now more than ever. States and Territories are faced with ever-shrinking resources – technology must play a significant role in the ability of Medicaid programs to be resilient and meet the needs of the people and communities we strive to serve.

Over the next twelve months, the MESC Planning Committee will be announcing different opportunities for us to come together, exchange information, and build relationships. 

We look forward to connecting!