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New Mexico’s Medicaid middlemen need more skin in the game. That’s the message from Human Services Department Secretary Kari Armijo, who told lawmakers last week her department is ratcheting up
HSD secretary says the plan is to hold MCOs to new, stringent standards for how long it should take to get appointments.
Stakeholders say New Mexico has a huge need for more programs, services and providers — and a boost in funding — and less red tape and stigma about treatments and
Stakeholders say New Mexico has a huge need for more programs, services and providers — more continuity in care to help prevent patient setbacks.
The state's bulked-up "Turquoise Care" program, which includes food and housing initiatives as well as health care, will roll out in full this summer.