Medicaid and CHIP Quality Resource Library
The Center for Medicaid and CHIP Services (CMCS) partners with states to share best practices and provide technical assistance to improve the quality of care for our beneficiaries. Type in a key search term to see what resources are available, or use the filters below to search and browse our quality improvement resources by Medicaid and CHIP Core Set domain and other fields.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) Medicaid Contraceptive Care Services and Supplies
Data and Statistics -
Provides archived materials from an in-person training curriculum for state partners on data linkage and use of state Vital Records, Medicaid claims and Title V data to facilitate collection of relevant Medicaid quality measures.
General Preventive Services Fact Sheet – English
Fact Sheet or TA Briefs -
Provides information on preventive care services for adults and children.
Search Terms
Primary Care Access and Preventative Care, Adult Screenings, Childhood Screenings, Immunizations, STI Screening, Care of Acute and Chronic Conditions, Cardiovascular Disease, Diabetes
General Preventive Services Fact Sheet – Spanish
Fact Sheet or TA Briefs -
Provides information on preventive care services for adults and children in Spanish.
Search Terms
Primary Care Access and Preventative Care, Adult Screenings, Childhood Screenings, Immunizations, STI Screening, Care of Acute and Chronic Conditions, Cardiovascular Disease, Diabetes
HCBS: Person-Centered Assessments and Care Plans
Issue Brief, Policy Guidance -
Describes recent advances in quality measurement of person-centered assessments and care plans for Medicaid HCBS beneficiaries. This brief focuses on process measures, which examine whether assessment and care planning are conducted in ways that are likely to result in positive outcomes.
Search Terms
Long Term Services and Supports
Health Care Experiences of Adults with Disabilities Enrolled in Medicaid Only: Findings from a 2014-2015 Nationwide Survey of Medicaid Beneficiaries
Issue Brief -
Focuses on adult beneficiaries (ages 18-64) who qualified for Medicaid on the basis of a disability, were living in the community, and were not dually enrolled in Medicare and Medicaid (henceforth called adults with disabilities). The brief compares indicators of access and experiences of care for this group with those of all adult Medicaid beneficiaries.
Search Terms
Experience of Care, Primary Care Access and Preventative Care
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