National Association of Medicaid Directors

The National Association of Medicaid Directors (NAMD) started as a free,  non-profit, professional association in 2011. Medicaid chiefs beforehand were spoken to as a major aspect of a bigger umbrella gathering of organizations under the American Public Human Services Association, known as the National Association of State Medicaid Directors (NASMD). In 2010, state Medicaid chiefs voted consistently to reincorporate as a different gathering. Regardless of NAMD's young history, Medicaid and state Medicaid chiefs have existed since 1965.

It speaks to individuals who direct Medicaid in each of the 50 states, District of Columbia and U.S. regions. Medicaid chiefs are the senior pioneers in states driving significant advancements in human services while regulating Medicaid, one of the country's most key – and complex – social insurance security net projects, which covers more than 72 million Americans. Medicaid executives work enthusiastically to give the most ideal medicinal services to powerless Americans while being capable stewards of citizen dollars.

The NAMD top managerial staff is included 12 individuals; a president, vice president, immediate past president, two representatives from each of four regions in the United States and one representative from the U.S. Territories.

The National Association of Medicaid Directors (NAMD) started as a free,  non-profit, professional association in 2011. Medicaid chiefs beforehand were spoken to as a major aspect of a bigger umbrella gathering of organizations under the American Public Human Services Association, known as the National Association of State Medicaid Directors (NASMD). In 2010, state Medicaid chiefs voted consistently to reincorporate as a different gathering. Regardless of NAMD's young history, Medicaid and state Medicaid chiefs have existed since 1965.

It speaks to individuals who direct Medicaid in each of the 50 states, District of Columbia and U.S. regions. Medicaid chiefs are the senior pioneers in states driving significant advancements in human services while regulating Medicaid, one of the country's most key – and complex – social insurance security net projects, which covers more than 72 million Americans. Medicaid executives work enthusiastically to give the most ideal medicinal services to powerless Americans while being capable stewards of citizen dollars.

The NAMD top managerial staff is included 12 individuals; a president, vice president, immediate past president, two representatives from each of four regions in the United States and one representative from the U.S. Territories.

The National Association of Medicaid Directors (NAMD) started as a free,  non-profit, professional association in 2011. Medicaid chiefs beforehand were spoken to as a major aspect of a bigger umbrella gathering of organizations under the American Public Human Services Association, known as the National Association of State Medicaid Directors (NASMD). In 2010, state Medicaid chiefs voted consistently to reincorporate as a different gathering. Regardless of NAMD's young history, Medicaid and state Medicaid chiefs have existed since 1965.

It speaks to individuals who direct Medicaid in each of the 50 states, District of Columbia and U.S. regions. Medicaid chiefs are the senior pioneers in states driving significant advancements in human services while regulating Medicaid, one of the country's most key – and complex – social insurance security net projects, which covers more than 72 million Americans. Medicaid executives work enthusiastically to give the most ideal medicinal services to powerless Americans while being capable stewards of citizen dollars.

The NAMD top managerial staff is included 12 individuals; a president, vice president, immediate past president, two representatives from each of four regions in the United States and one representative from the U.S. Territories.