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Kearny Street Management
Provider Network Development
Medicaid Managed Care
For Medicaid MCOs and state-contract bidders

A state contract you can actually staff.

Medicaid adequacy is written state by state, and the bar is moving: appointment wait-time standards and independent secret-shopper surveys are now federal requirements with dates attached.

A clinician moving through a hospital corridor — the access a Medicaid network exists to deliver.
Sound familiar?
  • Every state writes adequacy differently, and the RFP is already scored
  • Behavioral health and LTSS breadth is thinner than the model assumed
  • Wait-time standards and secret-shopper surveys are coming
  • Directory accuracy is an enforcement exposure, not a chore
What we take off your plate
State-standard adequacy modeling
Built to your state's actual rules, not a national template.
Safety-net & ECP contracting
FQHCs, behavioral health, and LTSS providers brought in and papered.
Wait-time & survey readiness
Appointment availability you can evidence when a surveyor calls.
Provider data operations
A directory that matches reality, and a cadence that keeps it there.
A simple plan
1
Diagnose
Your state's standards against your current network.
2
Build
Recruit, contract, credential — tracked weekly.
3
Hand back
Operating rhythm documented and transferred.
What winning looks like
  • Adequacy demonstrable against state standards
  • Wait-time and secret-shopper exposure closed before it's tested
  • A directory your members and regulators can trust
Talk to Dave Smith, Founder
770.329.9823
dsmith@ksmnetwork.com
A 20-minute call. No pitch.