Explores practical strategies that states can deploy to support Medicaid managed care plans and their network providers in addressing social issues.

This report shares insights from state public health and Medicaid policymakers to help federal & state leaders think strategically about how to blend and braid funds.

Provides tools to analyze funding and develop strategies for braiding and blending, along with case studies and other insights.

Explores the business motivation for investing in community health, the processes involved, and the challenges stakeholders faced when pursuing these initiatives.

Provides and categorizes a wide array of funding options by the sources and the process by which the money is acquired.

Outlines a potential model, call the Healthy Community Funding Hub, to help coordinate and sustain funding for community health improvement.

Provides analysis and examples about why and how Medicaid programs should account for social determinants of health in setting payments and measuring quality.

Provides examples of traditional and less traditional ways that hospitals and health systems can invest in their communities.

Proceedings of a workshop convened by the Roundtable on Population Health Improvement.

Provides toolkits and resources to help hospitals and health systems build community wealth through inclusive hiring, investment, and purchasing.

Identifies various financing innovations to support population health.

Using the ReThink Health Dynamics Model, the authors show results from alternative investment strategies.

Case study of braiding and blending funding.

Provides an overview of local health trusts roles and structures.

Identifies options for sustainable multi-payer investment in population health.

Overview of community integration structures and emerging innovations in financing.

Approaches and issues in establishing a reinvestment mechanism.