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TEAMKY Demonstration

Approval Period: January 1, 2025 through December 31, 2029

Page 28 of 155 extent those entities are vital to provide needed administrative and HRSN-related data on screenings, referrals, and provision of services, which are critical for understanding program implementation and conducting demonstration monitoring and evaluation.

ii. Information about key partnerships related to HRSN service delivery, including plans for capacity building for community partners and for soliciting and incorporating input from impacted groups (e.g., community partners, health care delivery system partners, and beneficiaries);

iii. Plans for changes to IT infrastructure that will support HRSN-related data exchange, including development and implementation of data systems necessary to support program implementation, monitoring, and evaluation. These existing or new data systems should, at a minimum, collect data on beneficiary characteristics, qualification and consent to receive HRSN services, screening, referrals, and service provision;

iv. A plan for tracking and improving the share of Medicaid demonstration beneficiaries in the state who are eligible and enrolled in SNAP, the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants and Children (WIC), Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF), and/or federal, state, and local housing and/or other nutrition assistance programs, relative to the number of total eligible demonstration beneficiaries in the state (including those who are eligible but unenrolled);

v. An implementation timeline and considerations for demonstration evaluation that may be impacted by the timeline (e.g., in the case of a phased rollout of HRSN services), to facilitate robust evaluation designs;

vi. Information as required per STC 37 (MOE); and

vii. Information as required per STC 38 (Partnerships with State and Local Entities).

VII. REENTRY DEMONSTRATION INITIATIVE

40. Overview of Pre-Release Services and Program Objectives. This component of the demonstration will provide coverage for pre-release services up to 60 days immediately prior to the expected date of release to certain individuals as specified in STC 42 who are inmates residing in state prisons or youth correctional facilities (hereinafter “correctional facilities”). To qualify for services covered under this demonstration, individuals residing in correctional facilities must be eligible for Medicaid or CHIP (or be eligible for CHIP if not for their incarceration status) as determined pursuant to an application filed before or during incarceration, and must have an expected release date no later than 60 days as further specified in the STCs below.