Transitional Study for Fire and EMS Service
A cost analysis for providing mutual and automatic aid for fire and EMS responses, including ambulance transport and fire protection services.
A comprehensive EMS system assessment and a deployment and EMS location study
Analysis of dispatching services provided by Austin Fire Department and Austin-Travis County EMS Department and analysis of alternative dispatching services
Provide a practical guide and reference for responders to help mitigate common dangers associated with civil unrest events
Consultation services related to the development, negotiation and implementation of a Marketplace premium assistance program via 1115 waiver for coverage of the Medicaid expansion population
Consulting for federal partnership health insurance marketplace
Development of guidelines and requirements for Qualified Health Plan (QHP) certification; QHP strategy and operational support; health insurance rate review
Consulting for federal partnership health insurance marketplace support; health insurance rate review
Home and Community Based Services Provider Oversight and Investigations
Post-payment Medicaid claims review, February 2010 – present
Health and Human Services Eligibility Data Hub Solutions
Project management, design, development, and implementation of a new quality improvement program
Scheduling Supports Intensity Scale-Adult (SIS-A) and Supports Intensity Scale-Child (SIS-C) Needs Assessments
The Project Supports Intensity Scale Needs Assessments (SIS-A) for Adults
Expertise: Health Insurance Exchange and Medicaid Policy and Program Management
Expertise: Health Insurance Marketplaces, Medicare, Medicaid
Expertise: Fire & EMS operations, planning, and training, Proposal guidance, Creating & implementing new strategic programs, Data-driven consulting, Business leadership
Expertise; Health Insurance Marketplaces, Medicare, Medicaid
Expertise: Health Care Reform, Medicare, Medicaid
Rawson Pino, Margot Thistle, Esq.
Prepared for State Coverage Initiatives by Public Consulting Group
Rawson Baylor Pino , Dale McCourt
Health information exchanges across the nation have been critically important in helping healthcare provider organizations as well as state and local health departments with reporting and tracking the spread of the virus, analyzing data for targeted testing and resource allocation planning, and assisting with contact tracing efforts.
