CMS announces state participants in innovative behavioral health model
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services today announced Michigan, New York, Oklahoma and South Carolina state Medicaid agencies were selected to participate in its state-based Innovation in Behavioral Health Model. The eight-year IBH Model is intended to improve care quality and behavioral and physical health outcomes for Medicare- and Medicaid-enrolled adults with moderate to severe mental health conditions and substance use disorders. The pre-implementation period will begin Jan. 1, 2025, when states will begin to conduct outreach and recruit specialty behavioral health practices to participate in the model.
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