Corrections Health

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Healthcare

Medicaid reentry grant reshapes jail medical billing; county says grant reduced inmate medication costs

County staff described a Medicaid reentry waiver and related grants that allowed Clallam County to enroll inmates in Medicaid, build clinical capacity and bill Medicaid for eligible services; staff said the change reduced medication costs and created a new clinical services unit.

Clallam CountyOct 28, 2026

Medical Services

New Lake County jail to add beds and expanded medical, mental-health services

Officials said the new detention facility is needed because the inmate population has grown since 1990 and now exceeds the design capacity of 353 inmates; dedicated medical rooms, a dispensary and space for nurses, a dentist and a mental-health prescriber were highlighted.

Lake CountyOct 29, 2026

Correctional Health Billing

Board approves pass-through payment model for sheriff jail health billing to pursue CalAIM reimbursements

Supervisors approved a pass-through ASO model with AmeriChoice to handle claims administration and billing for jail health; staff estimated roughly $25,000,000 in anticipated medical costs with about $1,000,000 for administrative services and warned delays risk lost CalAIM reimbursements.

San Diego CountyOct 28, 2026

Corrections Health

Board approves amendment to jail medical contract to add CalAIM and MAT services

The board approved a 4th amendment to the county's jail medical contract with California Forensic Medical Group (CFMG) to incorporate CalAIM and Medication‑Assisted Treatment (MAT) services effective Oct. 1, 2026; staff said implementation initially relied on grants and ongoing costs will be partially billed to Medi‑Cal.

Lake CountyOct 28, 2026