Capitol Correspondence - 09.29.20

CMS Releases 2019 Medicaid Child and Adult Datasets

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The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services’ (CMS) most recent data, featuring the most frequently reported measures for children and adults supported by Medicaid, could be of interest to members who keep track of trends across the full range of Medicaid programs. ANCOR has monitored this dataset, which does not directly address disability supports but does discuss long-term supports and services, because it is part of the Trump Administration’s longstanding focus on levering quality measures in Medicaid.

As announced by CMS:

“The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) released the Federal Fiscal Year 2019 Medicaid & Children’s Health Insurance Program Data Set on Medicaid.gov.  The release this year provides information on 23 frequently reported child measures and 25 frequently reported adult measures voluntarily reported by states.  

CMS is also adding a new resource outlining the purpose of the Medicaid and Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP) Child and Adult Core Sets and the annual process used to update the core sets.   Please see the links below for the full set of Child and Adult Core Set reporting resources:

Child Core Set

Adult Core Set

Child Core Set Home Page

Adult Core Set Home Page

Performance on the Child Core Set Measures, FFY 2019

Performance on the Adult Core Set Measures, FFY 2019

Child Health Quality Measures Dataset, FFY 2019

Adult Health Quality Measures Dataset, FFY 2019

Quality of Care for Children and Adults in Medicaid and CHIP: Overview of Findings from the 2019 Child and Adult Core Sets

Criteria for Using the Child and Adult Core Set Measures to Assess Trends in State Performance in Medicaid and the Children’s Health Insurance Program

For Technical Assistance related to the Child, Adult, and Health Home Core Set measures, please contact [email protected].”