Healthcare Reform Changing How NJ Will Receive Medicaid Dollars
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April 20, 2012
October 2, 2020
Two new data sources for the Camden Coalition HIE broaden its impact and scope
New long-term care and hospital admission, discharge, and transfer data make the Camden Coalition HIE even more useful for providers in South Jersey.
Christine McBride and Natasha Dravid
September 8, 2020
Tackling the “last mile” of safety-net food access during the COVID-19 pandemic
Collaborations in Camden leverage an NEMT provider's infrastructure to address food insecurity during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Evelyne Kane, Jamie Moses, Joe Hejlek, and Benjamin Ovadia
August 13, 2020
Responding to COVID-19 by expanding the Camden Coalition’s HIE functionalities
New additions to the Camden Coalition HIE give South Jersey more insight into COVID-19 in the region.
Christine McBride, Audrey Hendricks, and Natasha Dravid
June 2, 2020
Note from our CEO on what is happening in our communities
Join us in not only denouncing racism and institutional violence, but in taking action to ensure equity as well.
Kathleen Noonan
May 13, 2020
New Jersey’s COVID-19 recovery plan is an opportunity to go forward on equity
New op-ed outlines six ways that New Jersey can move toward a more equitable New Jersey as we recover from the impact of COVID-19.
Kathleen Noonan and Allison Hamblin
April 23, 2020
Moving from parallel play to cooperative play in a time of COVID-19
Making deliberate decisions to work more cooperatively with local partners has proven critical to our COVID response.
Kathleen Noonan
New Jersey hospitals will see major changes in funding regulations in 2014, when the federal government plans to change how it delivers Medicaid dollars. Funding will be distributed based on how efficiently hospitals deliver care and the quality of that care. Initially up for grabs is the $128.3 million in annual federal Medicaid matching dollars for two programs — graduate medical education, which helps fund residency programs to train doctors, and the Hospital Relief Subsidy Fund, which subsidizes costly programs such as HIV/AIDS and tuberculosis care. Read the Full Article