As a part of the terms and conditions of the Section 1115 demonstration waiver implementing the Health Care Independence Program (HCIP), Arkansas was required to design and implement an evaluation of the program’s premium assistance approach for individuals enrolled in private plans through the program. Click here to learn more.
As part of the governor’s Healthy Active Arkansas framework, the Arkansas Center for Health Improvement (ACHI) is hosting a series of Statewide Learning Network meetings to inform, recruit, and mobilize new champions to assist us and our partners in addressing the state’s obesity crisis. Click here for more information and materials distributed at the regional meetings.
Arkansas is recognized as a national leader in value-based healthcare innovation. The 3rd Annual Statewide Tracking Report for Arkansas’s Healthcare Payment Improvement Initiative (AHCPII) details the state’s progress including improved quality, utilization, and over $50 million in avoided costs.
ACHI was envisioned as an organization dedicated to change—change that leads to improved health for all Arkansans. While we have made positive strides in changing Arkansas’s health environment, our work is far from finished.
ACHI’s activities are centered in three Areas of Focus that influence the health of Arkansans—population health policy, access to quality care, and health care system transformation—with supporting infrastructure of health data and research.
Through development of policy positions and statements, the ACHI Health Policy Board helps establish strategic priorities that provide guidance for our work. More information on the Health Policy Board and their policy positions and statements is available here.
ACHI's Craig Wilson discusses the issues facing the implementation of the ACA in Arkansas.
Positions now open. Applications will be taken through the UAMS job portal only.
By Dr. Joe Thompson for the Healthcare Journal of Little Rock.
Dr. Thompson talks with KARK about the issues surrounding health insurance rates in Arkansas.
ACHI Health Policy Director Craig Wilson discusses BCRA and where to go from here on Capitol View.
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