Executive reporting
Medicaid Section 1115 Demonstration Dashboards
Help leadership review engagement and follow-through after release, with reporting relevant to the goals and measures of your state’s approved reentry demonstration.
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Pre-release care is only half the handoff.
Under the CMS Reentry Section 1115 Demonstration Opportunity, approved states can cover certain services for up to 90 days before release, such as case management and medications for substance use disorders. Community supervision is often the most consistent contact a person has after release, which is where continuity of that care is kept or lost.
Medicaid Section 1115 Demonstration Dashboards
What the dashboard shows.
The dashboard brings together PARCA data relevant to post-release continuity, such as treatment-related goals and steps, appointment follow-through, participant engagement, and linkage to community support.
Medicaid Section 1115 Demonstration Dashboards
Who uses it.
The dashboard supports the people who report on and oversee reentry programs.
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Agency Leadership
Leaders who need to show how supervision supports continuity of care after release.
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Program and Reporting Staff
Staff preparing information for state Medicaid and corrections partners.
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State Partners
Stakeholders reviewing the community-supervision side of the demonstration.
Medicaid Section 1115 Demonstration Dashboards
What it does and doesn’t do.
The dashboard reports on data captured in PARCA. It does not certify compliance with a demonstration, determine what Medicaid will reimburse, or guarantee demonstration outcomes. Each state’s approved design is different, so confirm reporting requirements with your state Medicaid agency.
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See the Section 1115 Dashboard in a Demo
Bring your caseload, your program goals, and your questions. We’ll show you how PARCA turns case plans into actionable steps and visible progress.