The Ohio Revised Code (ORC) requires the Department of Medicaid to produce a number of reports on different
aspects of the
program. This section includes a list of required reports as well as links to those reports. Reports currently
required by the ORC include the following:
Pregnant Women, Infants, and Children:
(ORC 5162.13)
An annual report on the effectiveness of the Medicaid program in meeting the health care needs of low-income pregnant women, infants, and children.
[View 2014 Report]
[View 2015 report]
[View 2016 report]
[View 2017 report]
[View 2018 Report]
[View 2019 Report]
[View 2020 Report]
Cost Containment:
(ORC 5162.131)
A semi-annual report on the establishment and implementation of initiatives designed to control the increase of the cost of the Medicaid program, increase program efficiency, and promote better health outcomes.
[View SFY 2014 (1 Jan-30 June) report]
[View SFY 2014 (1 July-31 December) report]
[View SFY 2015 (1 July-31 December) report]
[View SFY 2016 (1 January-30 June) report]
[View SFY 2016 (1 July-31 December) report]
[View SFY 2018 (1 July-30 December) report]
[View SFY 2019 (1 January-30 June) report]
[View SFY 2019 (1 July-31 December) report]
[View SFY 2020 (1 July-31 December) report]
[View SFY 2021 (1 January-30 June) report]
Requested, but none provided for first half of SFY 2017, 2020 and 2021 and second half of SFY 2017, 2018 and 2020
Program Integrity:
(ORC 5162.132)
An annual report on the department's efforts to minimize fraud, waste, and abuse in the Medicaid program.
[View 2013 report]
[View 2014 report]
[View 2015 report]
[View 2021 report]
Requested, but none provided for SFY 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, and 2020
Medicaid Buy In Program for Workers with Disabilities:
(ORC 5162.133)
An annual report on program participation, premium revenue, and total costs of the Medicaid Buy In program.
[View 2014 report]
[View 2015 report]
[View 2017 report]
[View 2018 report]
Requested, but none provided for SFY 2019, 2020 and 2021
Medicaid Expansion:
(Section 751.20 of
Am. Sub. H.B. 64 of the 131st General Assembly.)
An evaluation of the effect on clinical care and outcomes for enrollees under the Group VIII Medicaid expansion.
[View Final Report]
[View Study Methodology]
MyCare Ohio:
(ORC 5162.134)
An annual report on the MyCare Ohio program, including the program evaluation specified in Section 5164.119 of the Revised Code.
[View SFY 2014 report]
[View SFY 2015 report]
[View SFY 2016 report]
[View SFY 2017 report]
[View SFY 2018 report]
Requested, but none provided for SFY 2019, 2020 and 2021
Care Innovation and Community Improvement Program (CICIP):
(Section 333.60 of
Am. Sub. H.B. 110 of the 134th General Assembly.)
An annual report detailing the efficacy, trends, outcomes, and number of agencies enrolled in the Care Innovation and Community Improvement Program, including the total amount of supplemental payments, in aggregate, made to participating agencies.
[View Y2 report]
Self-Selection of Managed Care:
(Section 327.330 of
Am. Sub. H.B. 64 of the 131st General Assembly.)
A study of the feasibility and potential savings to the state of delaying Medicaid coverage until an individual selects a managed care plan.
[View March 31, 2016 report]
Developmental Center Closure Status Report:
(Section 751.20 of
Am. Sub. H.B. 483 of the 131st General Assembly.)
A report from the Department of Developmental Disabilities on the progress of relocating residents following the announcement of the closure of the Montgomery and Youngstown Developmental Centers.
[View report]
Medicaid Infant Mortality Report:
(ORC 5162.13)
A report regarding MMCP Progress in Infant Mortality Initiatives in Priority Communities and Implementing Enhanced Care Management Services – SFY 2016 and 2017 Update.
[View report]
Infant Sleep Report:
(ORC 3701.67)
A report from the Department of Health regarding screening of new parents and caregivers prior to discharge to determine if the infant has a safe sleep environment at their residence.
[View July 1, 2017 report]
Access Barriers Assessment Report:
(ORC 5162.136)
A semi-annual report both identifying and analyzing the barriers that Medicaid recipients face in gaining full access to interventions intended to: reduce tobacco use; prevent prematurity; and promote optimal birth spacing; and making recommendations for the expedient removal of the access barriers.
[View report]
[View SFY 2018 report]
[View SFY 2019 & SFY 2020 report]
