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X-WR-CALDESC:A webinar from Archstone Foundation and The SCAN Foundation (P
 art 1 of a 2-part series. Part 2\, sponsored by the California Department 
 of Aging\, will be held Friday\, April 28)\n\nCalifornia’s revision of its
  Medicaid system to address the complex social drivers of health among hig
 h needs beneficiaries represents a once-in-a-generation opportunity to imp
 rove the lives of the 1.5 million older adults eligible for Medi-Cal and s
 trengthen integrated care for the 1.2 million individuals dually eligible 
 for Medicare and Medi-Cal.\n\nUnder the new system\, all Medi-Cal benefici
 aries will be enrolled in Managed Care Plans (MCPs). People dually eligibl
 e for Medicare and Medi-Cal will be able to select a Medicare Medi-Cal Pla
 n (MMP) that that coordinates all Medicare and Medi-Cal benefits under the
  same health organization. For beneficiaries who qualify\, MCPs/MMP will o
 ffer Enhanced Care Management and an array of Community Supports (e.g.\, r
 espite care\, home delivered meals) through contracts with community-based
  organizations. These new benefits and incentives create important opportu
 nities for CBOs whose capabilities include supportive services\, especiall
 y those that can prevent or delay nursing home placement.\n\nIn addition t
 o this funding stream for services to those in need\, the state is also ru
 nning a multi-round\, $1 billion grant program to help CBOs and other prov
 ider organizations build up their capacity to participate in the new syste
 m. For example\, Providing Access and Transforming Health (PATH) — Capacit
 y and Infrastructure Transition\, Expansion and Development (CITED) grants
  — can be used to hire and train new staff\, purchase IT systems\, and oth
 erwise prepare to participate in CalAIM.\n\nJoin us for a discussion of th
 e opportunity for aging services organizations to apply for PATH CITED cap
 acity building grants\, to partner with MCPs\, and to prepare for the futu
 re. Speakers will include CBOs already contracted to MCPs and those consid
 ering contracting\; representatives from leading MCPs\; and experts in Med
 i-Cal/CalAIM.\n\nThis webinar will focus on contracting and obtaining a le
 tter of attestation and will describe the technical assistance opportuniti
 es available for assisting CBOs in leveraging PATH opportunities and engag
 ing with health plans. In part 2 (separate registration)\, the California 
 Department of Aging and the Department of Health Care Services will focus 
 on the CITED application process. Stay tuned for registration details.\n\n
 Moderator:\nChristopher Langston\, President and CEO\, Archstone Foundatio
 n\n\nPanelists:\nDanielle Cameron\, Director\, Program Development\, Medi-
 Cal and CalAIM\, CalOptima\nJennifer Schlesinger\, Vice President\, Health
 care Services & Professional Training\, Alzheimer’s Los Angeles\nBrittany 
 Zazueta\, Executive Director\, Dayle McIntosh Center\n\n\n
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DESCRIPTION:A webinar from Archstone Foundation and The SCAN Foundation (Pa
 rt 1 of a 2-part series. Part 2\, sponsored by the California Department o
 f Aging\, will be held Friday\, April 28)\n\nCalifornia’s revision of its 
 Medicaid system to address the complex social drivers of health among high
  needs beneficiaries represents a once-in-a-generation opportunity to impr
 ove the lives of the 1.5 million older adults eligible for Medi-Cal and st
 rengthen integrated care for the 1.2 million individuals dually eligible f
 or Medicare and Medi-Cal.\n\nUnder the new system\, all Medi-Cal beneficia
 ries will be enrolled in Managed Care Plans (MCPs). People dually eligible
  for Medicare and Medi-Cal will be able to select a Medicare Medi-Cal Plan
  (MMP) that that coordinates all Medicare and Medi-Cal benefits under the 
 same health organization. For beneficiaries who qualify\, MCPs/MMP will of
 fer Enhanced Care Management and an array of Community Supports (e.g.\, re
 spite care\, home delivered meals) through contracts with community-based 
 organizations. These new benefits and incentives create important opportun
 ities for CBOs whose capabilities include supportive services\, especially
  those that can prevent or delay nursing home placement.\n\nIn addition to
  this funding stream for services to those in need\, the state is also run
 ning a multi-round\, $1 billion grant program to help CBOs and other provi
 der organizations build up their capacity to participate in the new system
 . For example\, Providing Access and Transforming Health (PATH) — Capacity
  and Infrastructure Transition\, Expansion and Development (CITED) grants 
 — can be used to hire and train new staff\, purchase IT systems\, and othe
 rwise prepare to participate in CalAIM.\n\nJoin us for a discussion of the
  opportunity for aging services organizations to apply for PATH CITED capa
 city building grants\, to partner with MCPs\, and to prepare for the futur
 e. Speakers will include CBOs already contracted to MCPs and those conside
 ring contracting\; representatives from leading MCPs\; and experts in Medi
 -Cal/CalAIM.\n\nThis webinar will focus on contracting and obtaining a let
 ter of attestation and will describe the technical assistance opportunitie
 s available for assisting CBOs in leveraging PATH opportunities and engagi
 ng with health plans. In part 2 (separate registration)\, the California D
 epartment of Aging and the Department of Health Care Services will focus o
 n the CITED application process. Stay tuned for registration details.\n\nM
 oderator:\nChristopher Langston\, President and CEO\, Archstone Foundation
 \n\nPanelists:\nDanielle Cameron\, Director\, Program Development\, Medi-C
 al and CalAIM\, CalOptima\nJennifer Schlesinger\, Vice President\, Healthc
 are Services & Professional Training\, Alzheimer’s Los Angeles\nBrittany Z
 azueta\, Executive Director\, Dayle McIntosh Center\n\n\n
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SUMMARY:Navigating Medi-Cal’s Billion Dollar Capacity Building Grants Progr
 am (PATH CITED):  What CBOs Need to Know
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