Alliance for Health Policy: Moving Beyond COVID-19 – Considerations for using PHE Flexibilities to Improve Person-Centered Care
In the early days of the pandemic, federal and state governments quickly implemented regulatory flexibilities to ensure that Medicare and Medicaid beneficiaries could receive care safely and in their own community. As policymakers prepare for the eventual end of the COVID-19 public health emergency (PHE), federal and state policymakers will need to determine the path forward for the Medicare and Medicaid flexibilities that were implemented in response to the immediate needs of the pandemic.
This prerecorded webinar features a diverse panel of experts to discuss considerations for using the PHE flexibilities to improve person-centered, equitable care for older adults.
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