Acting General Counsel at New Mexico Health Care Authority
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The committee convened to review clinical benefits, specifically focusing on mechanical scalp cooling for chemotherapy-induced alopecia, AlloSure biomarker testing for kidney, lung, or heart transplant rejection, and the PreClara ratio for preeclampsia screening.
The meeting focused on the strategic goals of the Primary Care Council, including establishing legislative priorities for 2027 and coordinating across work groups addressing workforce, technology, and equity. Key discussions included aligning the council's mission with the Healthcare Authority and a detailed review of the Primary Care Payment Reform Value Based Payment program. Presenters provided updates on the quality measure feasibility assessment, the 2027 quality measure set, and the transition plan for the value-based payment model, emphasizing the importance of data availability and program design for future sustainability.
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The committee reviewed administrative updates from the Administrative Office of the Courts and the Health Care Authority, specifically regarding the submission of tribal plans, the status of judicial-district initiatives, and progress in regional behavioral health implementation. Several regional and tribal behavioral health plans were presented, discussed, and formally approved, including plans for Region 4, Region 12, Taos Pueblo, and the Pueblo of Isleta. A detailed presentation on the statewide behavioral health workforce was conducted, leading to a directive for staff to develop actionable policy recommendations to address ongoing shortages. The meeting also included preliminary discussions regarding proposed legislative amendments to the Behavioral Health Reform and Investment Act and potential topics for future agendas.
The committee meeting will feature administrative updates from the Administrative Office of the Courts and the Health Care Authority. The agenda includes reviews and votes on behavioral health plan submissions for Region 4, Region 12, Taos Pueblo, and the Pueblo of Isleta. Additionally, the committee will discuss a behavioral health workforce update, review recommendations from the Behavioral Health Technical Assistance Center, and hold a session for public comment.
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