In this training, Morgan Casey from Iowa HHS provides an overview of Medicaid Administrative Claiming (MAC), including what it is, why it is important, and how it supports Medicaid-funded services. Participants will learn the basics of the MAC Time Study process, including how to identify, track, and document eligible administrative activities to ensure accurate reporting and compliance with MAC requirements.
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SOAR 1: SSI/SSDI
This training is designed to be the first in a series to equip SSI/SSDI Outreach, Access & Recovery (SOAR) Navigators with the knowledge and skills necessary to effectively conduct the SOAR (Social Security Outreach, Access & Recovery) Process.
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SOAR 2: SSI/SSDI Application Process
This training is designed to be the second in a series to equip SSI/SSDI Outreach, Access & Recovery (SOAR) Navigators with the knowledge and skills necessary to effectively conduct the SOAR Process.
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SOAR 3: SSDI Online Application Tutorial
This training is designed to be the third in a series to equip SSI/SSDI Outreach, Access & Recovery (SOAR) with the knowledge and skills necessary to effectively conduct the SOAR Process. This training is a step-by-step tutorial on the SSDI Online Application process.
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SOAR 4: Inside Track Process
This training is designed to be the fourth in a series to equip SSI/SSDI Outreach, Access & Recovery (SOAR) covers the skills necessary to effectively conduct the SOAR Process. This training covers five aspects that are vital to the SOAR process.
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MAC Office Hours June 29, 2026
In this training, Morgan Casey of Iowa HHS reviews the updated Medicaid Administrative Claiming (MAC) Time Study and addresses frequently asked questions about the time study process and MAC codes. Participants will gain a better understanding of the purpose of the time study, how to accurately report activities, and how to apply MAC codes correctly. This session is designed to clarify common questions and support staff in completing the time study with confidence.
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Dementia Friends Iowa Training
Join Patti Robinson, Dementia Friends Champion, as she explores what it means to be dementia friendly and how small actions can make a meaningful difference in your community.
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Housing Problem Solving Training
In this training, Kelsey Culver, Iowa Balance of State Continuum of Care Systems Coordinator, introduces the Housing Problem Solving approach and its role in supporting individuals experiencing or at risk of homelessness.
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Iowa Compass 101
This training introduces participants to the Iowa Compass website and its July 2026 updates, including improved search features and navigation tools.
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Iowa Compass 201
This training takes a closer look at the Iowa Compass Database and explores some of its key features.