What Data are CMS & States Developing to Support Program Improvement?

Sources: 2019 Adult Core Set Chart Pack, FFY 2018 (PDF 26.53 MB) and 2019 Child Core Set Chart Pack, FFY 2018  (PDF 23.83 MB) 

Notes: States can voluntarily report the Adult and Child Core Set measures. All states voluntarily reported at least one Core Set measure in FFY 2018. The count of state-reported Child Core Set measures does not include the Pediatric Central Line-Associated Bloodstream Infection (CLABSI) measure, which is from the Centers for Disease Control’s (CDC) National Healthcare Safety Network.

Source:Transformed Medicaid Statistical Information System

Notes: States in T-MSIS production have developed systems that meet requirements to submit Medicaid and CHIP data to the CMS T-MSIS federal production system. In addition, the state met operational readiness criteria and began submitting regular monthly files to CMS. States current in T-MSIS production are up-to-date on monthly file submissions to CMS.

Source: Medicare-Medicaid Coordination Office

This measure reports which states as of June 2019 receive Medicare Parts A, B, and D data at least monthly from CMS to support care coordination for dually eligible individuals. Medicare data are an essential tool for states seeking to coordinate care, improve quality, and control costs for dually eligible individuals. Requesting Medicare data is voluntary for states.

The Medicaid-Medicare Coordination Office and State Data Resource Center track which states receive Medicare data. For more information, including available data files and how to request data, contact the State Data Resource Center at sdrc@econometricainc.com.