Forty-seven states use some form of managed care to serve children and youth with special health care needs (CYSHCN) enrolled in Medicaid. State Title V programs, which are required to use 30 percent of their funds for programs for CYSHCN and their families, may also serve these same children. By…

This document describes a family-centered goal-planning initiative, prior to the CMC CoIIN work. The learnings informed Team Minnesota’s work on the CoIIN.

Manuscript describing models of complex care management for CMC, description of Gillette’s complex care program, and Team MN participation in the CMC CoIIN.

A manual Word document that captures what parents identified as critical components of the shared plan of care. Team Minnesota considers this an ‘interim solution’ until an EMR-based application is built.

Part of a ‘new to program’ packet sent to new complex care program patients/families several weeks ahead of their first complex care program clinic visit.

Part of a ‘new to program’ packet sent to new complex care program patients/families several weeks ahead of their first complex care program clinic visit.

The recent Child Tax Credit (CTC) expansion is expected to improve the economic security of millions of families in the U.S., including families raising children and youth with special health care needs (CYSHCN). While many families will receive the expanded tax credit automatically, others of the most vulnerable families need…

Findings from Oregon team’s CoIIN QI project presented at the Adolescent Health Initiative virtual meeting 2021.

The Shared Care Planning Handbook describes the process of creating a Shared Plan of Care, and is designed to be used alongside the Pediatric to Adult Care Transition workbook. 

This study aimed to explore the experiences of Oregon families of YAMC who had recently transitioned to adult health care providers, and obtain recommendations for transition from family members, to inform the development of the CoIIN quality improvement project.