The awards were given in six categories and were based on state programs that have recently demonstrated creativity, leadership and progress, according to a Sept. 14 news release.
Details about each initiative can be found here.
- Enrollment innovations: Kentucky
- Improving access to care: North Carolina
- Initiatives to address social determinants of health: Arizona
- Care coordination initiatives for vulnerable populations: West Virginia
- Addressing health disparities: Minnesota
- Promising or emerging initiatives: California
