Health Insurance Coverage in Washington
| Insurance Company | Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services |
|---|---|
| State | Washington |
| Website | medicaid.gov |
| Number of Hospitals in Network | 1 |
| Number of Plans Offered | 7 |
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| Plan Name | Plan Type |
|---|---|
| Medicaid / Private Pay (Extended Care) | MEDICAID |
| Medicaid / Private Pay (Extended Care) | PPO |
| Medicaid / Private Pay (Extended Care) | HMO |
| Medicaid / Private Pay (Extended Care) | EPO |
| Medicaid / Private Pay (Extended Care) | POS |
| Medicaid / Private Pay (Extended Care) | PBM |
| Medicaid / Private Pay (Extended Care) | OTHER |
No recent news available for Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services in Washington.
Appointed by Governor Ferguson in January 2025, serves as interim director of the Washington State Health Care Authority (HCA). [2] A former Medicaid director, she brings decades of health care leadership experience. [2, 5] She previously served as HCA's Medicaid Director from 2013 until her retirement in 2021. [12] She has worked in various health-related positions for the Department of Social and Health Services (DSHS) and HCA. [6] She served as the State Medicaid Director for 9 years. [6] Prior to that, she was Assistant Secretary for the Aging and Disability Services Administration for DSHS for two years and Director of the Health Care Services Division of the Medicaid program. [6] She has held leadership positions including Assistant Administrator of the Public Employees Benefits Board. [6] In 2010, she was selected for the inaugural class of the Medicaid Leadership Institute. [6, 15] She is a National Association of Medicaid Directors board member [10] and chairs the National Academy for State Health Policy's executive committee. [10]
A family physician who specializes in addiction medicine. [2, 7] She leads HCA’s Apple Health (Medicaid) Administration, overseeing the Medicaid Customer Service Division and Medicaid Programs Division. [2] Her team ensures Apple Health provides high-quality, cost-effective care to over two million clients while meeting federal requirements. [2] In addition to her leadership role in Medicaid, Dr. Fotinos also serves as HCA’s deputy chief medical officer. [2] She was named interim state Medicaid director effective August 1, 2021. [7] She previously served as chief medical officer for Public Health-Seattle & King County. [7] She is listed as Director for Washington State Healthcare Authority by the National Association of Medicaid Directors. [3]
Director of the part of state government that helps low income seniors and adults with disabilities and their families get information, support, and services when long term care is needed. [13] His division assists with how to apply for Medicaid, income and resource eligibility limits for Medicaid, estate recovery, and in-home and residential care service options and resources if eligible for Medicaid. [13]