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Fact Sheet: Pledges from Medicaid Technology Companies to Support Community Engagement Implementation and Related Medicaid System Improvements

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Several health technology companies have made commitments to help states implement new Medicaid community engagement requirements. This change affects Medicaid and CHIP programs as they adapt to the Working Families Tax Cut legislation. The companies listed have pledged to support states with their technology solutions, but CMS does not endorse any specific vendor or solution. Insurance agents should be aware of these developments and consider how they might affect their clients and operations in the Medicaid space.
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Eligibility & enrollment Medicaid & CHIP Share Fact Sheet: Pledges from Medicaid Technology Companies to Support Community Engagement Implementation and Related Medicaid System Improvements Several health technology companies have pledged to the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) that they intend to help states successfully prepare for and implement Medicaid community engagement requirements enacted under Public Law 119-21, which CMS refers to as the Working Families Tax Cut (WFTC) legislation . The vendors below have voluntarily offered support for community engagement with their solutions. Vendors that are both already on the GSA Schedule and vendors that are not currently on the GSA schedule but are interested in a fast-track pathway to get on the GSA Schedule are identified below. Additional companies interested in pledging similar voluntary commitments should reach out to CMS. CMS is committed to working with companies interested in the GSA process. The lists in this announcement are solely intended to be a compilation of information about commitments that certain companies have voluntarily pledged to make, or ways in which states might be able to engage with these companies in support of the community engagement and related Medicaid system improvements. The lists and this announcement should in no way be perceived as an endorsement of any one company or companies, or of the systems solutions being offered, or as a representation that CMS has determined that the solutions these companies are offering meet applicable federal requirements. CMS is providing this information to states and the public in the spirit of transparency. CMS encourages all states and other stakeholders to evaluate all vendors and companies that may offer products and services to implement community engagement and other WFTC legislation Medicaid provisions. Vendors on the GSA Schedule (as of 2/2/2026): Acentra Health Carahsoft Conduent Deloitte Equifax Experian RedMane GDIT Google Unite Us TransUnion Ernst & Young ID.me Gainwell- Engagement underway through subsidiary Health Management Systems (HMS) Truv GetInsured (VIMO) Argyle Healthy Together Interested Vendors “In Progress” / not on the GSA Schedule (as of 2/2/2026): CMS and GSA are actively working with these vendors on an expedited path to the GSA Schedule. These vendors are in progress with getting on the GSA Schedule. Accountable Care Transactions - Activate Care Big Interview CITIZ3N, Government Solutions (a SOFTHEON brand) Fleet Health Findhelp Fortuna Health Curam by Merative Optum ShareCare SteadyIQ DETAILS ON NO-COST AND REDUCED PRICING OFFERS FOR EACH COMPANY: Company introductions and overviews are provided directly from each company and are in no way a CMS endorsement of the individual companies. Accenture: For over 30 years, Accenture has been a trusted public health partner to states, helping strengthen services and deliver better outcomes for the people they serve. Accenture is committed to reducing costs for states to implement Community Engagement and related WFTC legislation activities as well as the overall success of the program. Accenture is leveraging automation and advanced technologies to accelerate the ability for Medicaid recipients’ return to work through innovative engagement models and modern technology-driven solutions. Accenture helps states respond quickly to new federal requirements, maximize taxpayer value, and deliver better outcomes for the people they serve. Accenture demonstrates its commitment to state outcomes through tangible investments and is providing the below offerings to their state clients through 2028: Professional Services Savings for all WFTC Legislation Implementations: Reduced service rates to support states with identifying and implementing WFTC legislation related impacts across technology, people, and processes. Solution Savings for all WFTC Legislation Implementations: Reduced solution costs through shared project designs, policy approaches, and implementation investments to accelerate compliance and share leading practices across states. Community Engagement Technology Solution: Each state that partners with Accenture will receive the technology solution investment at no-cost. Additionally, Accenture has secured discounted SaaS license fees and third-party software products that underpin the Medicaid Community Engagement Solution. Acentra Health: Acentra Health brings together expertise across all facets of public sector health, with more than 30 years of public sector health knowledge and experience. Acentra Health delivers continued excellence through solutions and services to enable maximum value and impact for clients and the individuals they serve. Acentra Health’s strength derives from our ability to integrate innovative technology with high-quality care management, quality oversight, and clinical assessment capabilities. Combined with access to claims, encounter, provider, and clinical data, Acentra te
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