Health News Illinois
What’s next for Medicaid?
Sangamo Club 227 E Adams St., Springfield, United StatesWith a new governor in Springfield, Illinois’ Medicaid program could be in store for another facelift. What will that mean for how Medicaid is funded? What steps are underway to increase care coordination in the program? And what’s the status of the state’s plan to overhaul behavioral health delivery? Health News Illinois is assembling a […]
Hospital transformation: What’s the future of Illinois hospitals?
MATTER 222 West Merchandise Mart Plaza, Suite 6-180A, Chicago, IL 60654, Chicago, IL, United StatesGov. JB Pritzker and the federal government have set aside hundreds of millions to help Illinois hospitals transform. Meanwhile, recent efforts to close community hospitals in the Chicago area have been met with strong community backlash. How will this new money be utilized? And what does the hospital of the future look like in Illinois? […]
MCO CEO Roundtable
MATTER 222 West Merchandise Mart Plaza, Suite 6-180A, Chicago, IL 60654, Chicago, IL, United StatesJoin us for a wide-ranging discussion with leaders of the state's Medicaid health plans on managed care expansion, the social determinants of health, innovation and more. Confirmed panelists: Karen Brach, President, Meridian Health Plan of Illinois James Kiamos, CEO, CountyCare Health Plan Pam Sanborn, Plan President, Molina Healthcare of Illinois Register now
Legislative Roundtable
Arlington's 210 Broadway, Springfield, IL, United StatesA leading group of state lawmakers will preview what they see as the top health issues this legislative session at a Health News Illinois breakfast panel in Springfield on Wednesday, Feb. 19. Panelists: Rep. Robyn Gabel, D-Evanston Sen. Heather Steans, D-Chicago Rep. Tom Demmer, R-Dixon Sen. Dave Syverson, R-Rockford Register now HNI Event Series […]
Legislative Recap with House Majority Leader Greg Harris, D-Chicago
State lawmakers returned to Springfield last month for a whirlwind end to an unprecedented legislative session that concluded with a nearly $41 billion spending plan, hundreds of millions of dollars for COVID-19 relief and an updated hospital assessment program.