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Articles by Shawn Mathis
Reduce childhood chronic illness? Kennedy report isn't the solution
The Make America Healthy Again Commission, established by executive order and chaired by Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., earlier released “The MAHA Report: Make Our Children Healthy Again.” This report is purportedly the first step in developing a plan to address childhood chronic illnesses. Unsurprisingly, it reflects Kennedy’s biases as to the causes of chronic diseases, his skepticism of established public health policy and his longstanding crusade against vaccines.
Kennedy, Oz would disrupt U.S. healthcare system
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Private equity firms put profit before patients
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Improve the Legislature? Start with staff
With 30 years’ previous experience practicing law and a specialized degree in health law, I served as a full-time staff attorney for the New Mexico Legislative Council Service for five years, ending in 2017. I staffed the Legislative Health and Human Services Committee and its Behavioral Health and Disabilities Concerns Subcommittees, conducted legal research and drafted legislation. Committee staffing and research and drafting are very different functions.
Unsubstantiated “Credible Allegations of Fraud” Pose A High Risk to Medicaid Providers: A Lesson from New Mexico
Unsubstantiated “Credible Allegations of Fraud” Pose A High Risk to Medicaid Providers: A Lesson from New Mexico Shawn Mathis, J.D., L.L.M. Abstract A new Medicaid antifraud initiative enacted as part of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, Pub. L. No. 111-148 (2010), 124 Stat. 119 (ACA) made it possible to quickly dismantle the greater part of New Mexico’s behavioral health system in 2013.
Unsubstantiated “Credible Allegations of Fraud” Pose A High Risk to Medicaid Providers: A Lesson from New Mexico
Unsubstantiated "Credible Allegations of Fraud" Pose A High Risk to Medicaid Providers: A Lesson from New Mexico
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