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Designing AI That Fits How Medicaid Really Works

Designing AI That Fits How Medicaid Really Works

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Stronger Care Starts with the Whole Person

Stronger Care Starts with the Whole Person

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Reducing Administrative Burden Raises Medicaid Provider Satisfaction by 50%, New Study Finds 

Reducing Administrative Burden Raises Medicaid Provider Satisfaction by 50%, New Study Finds 

Administrative burden is a strong predictor of whether providers stay in Medicaid  States that modernize enrollment systems report 50% higher satisfaction and more stable provider networks  IRVING, Texas – April 14, 2026 – Gainwell Technologies LLC, a leading innovator in healthcare technology and Medicaid modernization, today released new national research revealing that administrative burden is one…

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Innovation for Impact: Gainwell 2026

Innovation for Impact: Gainwell 2026

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Gainwell Technologies Deploys Comprehensive HMS Fraud, Waste, and Abuse Suite to Strengthen Medicaid Program Integrity in New Mexico  

Gainwell Technologies Deploys Comprehensive HMS Fraud, Waste, and Abuse Suite to Strengthen Medicaid Program Integrity in New Mexico  

State modernizes quality assurance and expands tools to bolster program integrity and access to care  IRVING, Texas – April 8, 2026 — Gainwell Technologies LLC today announced that New Mexico has deployed a comprehensive suite of the Health Management Systems, Inc. (HMS) program integrity and quality assurance capabilities to support the state’s modernization efforts and strengthen its fight against fraud,…

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The Silent Barrier to Medicaid Care Access: Provider Administrative Friction

The Silent Barrier to Medicaid Care Access: Provider Administrative Friction

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Transforming Rural Mental Health: Precision Analytics That Make Resources and Actions Count

Transforming Rural Mental Health: Precision Analytics That Make Resources and Actions Count

Rural Medicaid programs operate under constraints that make every decision more consequential. Smaller, geographically dispersed populations rely heavily on Medicaid but often use services less frequently because care is distant and local capacity is limited. Fixed administrative costs—billing, information technology, compliance, and staffing—remain constant. This results in higher per-service costs,…

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