Commonwealth of Massachusetts Delegation of Administrative Authority and Operational Roles and Responsibilities Sample Clauses

Commonwealth of Massachusetts Delegation of Administrative Authority and Operational Roles and Responsibilities. The Massachusetts Executive Office of Health and Human Services (EOHHS) is the single state agency for the Medicaid program. The Health and Human Services Secretary directly oversees the multiple human services agencies and offices that will be involved with implementing and monitoring the Demonstration. The Demonstration will benefit from the direct and ongoing involvement of staff and programs across EOHHS as described below. Massachusetts’ Medicaid Director reports directly to the Secretary and will oversee the Demonstration through his or her Deputy Medicaid Director for Policy and Programs, who will report directly to the Medicaid Director on all aspects of the Demonstration. MassHealth recently restructured its organization to consolidate oversight and management of key units under the Deputy Medicaid Director in order to fully support integration goals, and to align policy development with program implementation. This team will oversee the ICOs, with dedicated program management staff taking on daily management responsibilities.
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