Hawaii- 2025 Report Card
Providers and Programs
D
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Meets ratio of non-prescriber MMH providers to perinatal population (5 per 1,000 births)
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Meets ratio of MMH prescribers to perinatal population (1 per 5,000 births)
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Has at least one inpatient or residential MMH treatment program
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Has at least one MMH intensive outpatient program (IOP) or partial hospitalization program (PHP)
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Has or has had a state-sanctioned MMH Task Force or Commission
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Meets ratio of community-based organizations (CBOs) providing direct service for MMH (at least 1 per 50,000 births)
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State Perinatal Quality Collaborative (PQC) has prioritized MMH
Screening & Screening Reimbursement
F
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Top performer on the HEDIS “prenatal depression screening” measure (among commercial insurance and/or Medicaid)
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Top performer on the HEDIS “postpartum depression screening” measure (among commercial insurance and/or Medicaid)
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Medicaid requires MCOs to report “prenatal depression screening” HEDIS measure
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Medicaid requires MCOs to report “postpartum depression screening” HEDIS measure
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Maternity providers submit claims to private insurers for prenatal MMH screening (among at least 1% of prenatal patients)
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Maternity providers submit claims to private insurers for postpartum MMH screening (among at least 1% of postpartum patients)
Insurance Coverage & Treatment Payment
C
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Expanded Medicaid
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Extended Medicaid coverage to one year postpartum
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Requires health plans to develop an MMH quality management program
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Maternity providers submit claims to private insurers for prenatal MMH treatment
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Maternity providers submit claims to private insurers for postpartum MMH treatment
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State provides enhanced Medicaid reimbursement or state investment in group prenatal care (New in 2025)
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Medicaid coverage of group parenting programs (New in 2025)