Rhode Island § 42-7.2-16.1 § 42-7.2-16.1. Reinventing Medicaid Act of 2015.

Rhode Island Statutes

§ 42-7.2-16.1 — § 42-7.2-16.1. Reinventing Medicaid Act of 2015.

Rhode Island § 42-7.2-16.1

Title 42State Affairs and Government

Ch. 42-7.2Office of Health and Human Services

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R.I. Gen. Laws § 42-7.2-16.1 (2026).

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§ 42-7.2-16.1. Reinventing Medicaid Act of 2015.
(a) The Rhode Island Medicaid program is an integral component of the state's healthcare
            system that provides crucial services and supports to many Rhode Islanders. As the
            program's reach has expanded, the costs of the program have continued to rise and
            the delivery of care has become more fragmented and uncoordinated. Given the crucial
            role of the Medicaid program to the state, it is of compelling importance that the
            state conduct a fundamental restructuring of its Medicaid program that achieves measurable
            improvement in health outcomes for the people and transforms the healthcare system
     

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§ 42-7.2-16.1. Reinventing Medicaid Act of 2015.

(a) The Rhode Island Medicaid program is an integral component of the state's healthcare system that provides crucial services and supports to many Rhode Islanders. As the program's reach has expanded, the costs of the program have continued to rise and the delivery of care has become more fragmented and uncoordinated. Given the crucial role of the Medicaid program to the state, it is of compelling importance that the state conduct a fundamental restructuring of its Medicaid program that achieves measurable improvement in health outcomes for the people and transforms the healthcare system to one that pays for the outcomes and quality they deserve at a sustainable, predictable, and affordable cost.

(b) The Working Group to Reinvent Medicaid, which was established to refine the principles and goals of the Medicaid reforms begun in 2008, was directed to present to the general assembly and the governor initiatives to improve the value, quality, and outcomes of the health care funded by the Medicaid program.