Hot off the press! The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid just announced a new model - called Elevate - as part of the Make America Healthy Again (“MAHA”) agenda. 

What we know so far: 

  • CMS will make available $100 million of total funding for up to 30 disease prevention and health promotion pilot projects. 

  • These projects must not already be covered by Original Medicare.

  • The programs must be evidence-based and cover “whole person” care and then assess the data related to cost, quality, impact and scalability for older populations. 

  • Each pilot will get up to $3 million over three years.

  • All proposals must incorporate nutrition assistance or physical activity as part of the design. 

  • Cooperative agreement funds can be used to support hiring dieticians and nutritionists or for nutrition counseling and classes, but not for purchasing food.

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