Ms. Alice Burton

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  Alice Burton, Vice PresidentAcademyHealth Staff: Alice Burton
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  Alice BurtonVice President
  
  Alice Burton is Vice President at AcademyHealth, where she leads The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation's State Coverage Initiatives (SCI) program and AcademyHealth's work with states.She works with state policy leaders to develop strategies to improve insurance coverage and has participated in numerous taskforces on the uninsured,both as a member and an advisor.She contributes regularly to publications for states on health coverage.
  
  Previously, Ms. Burton was the director of the planning administration at the Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene.In that role, she was responsible for developing policy initiatives for the Maryland Medicaid program, the Maryland Children's Health Insurance program and other health care financing programs.She developed and oversaw the HealthChoice Evaluation, the state's first comprehensive evaluation of its Medicaid managed care program and worked to implement recommendations coming out of that report.She also served a leader for Maryland's Health Resources and Services Administration Planning Grant on the uninsured.
  
  Ms. Burton is a graduate of the University of Maryland, College Park, and holds a master's degree in health policy from the Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg School of Public Health.

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  "There are no easy answers, but I think states are trying to be creative," Alice Burton, director of State Coverage Initiatives at AcademyHealth, a health policy research organization, said earlier this year.

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  But, the silver lining is that state leaders continue to be creative in finding new opportunities to expand coverage," said Alice Burton, director of AcademyHealth's state coverage initiatives.

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  Alice Burton, director of SCI, Enrique Martinez-Vidal, deputy director of SCI, and Alan Weil, NASHP's executive director, participated in the discussion which was co-sponsored by The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation's State Coverage Initiatives Program (SCI) conducted by Academy Health and by the National Academy for State Health Policy.

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  "Many state policymakers are working toward a clear goal of increasing insurance coverage," writes the program's director, Alice Burton.

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  "The cost of non-insurance in Maryland" was written by Hugh Waters, MS, PhD; Laura Steinhardt, MPH; Thomas R. Oliver, PhD; Alice Burton, MHS; and Susan Milner, MPH.

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  Even if Medicaid recipients become savvy health care consumers, their ability to get adequate health care will depend upon the appropriateness of their individual risk-adjusted premium, says Alice Burton, director of the State Coverage Initiatives program, a Robert Wood Johnson Foundation program that works with states that are interested in expanding health coverage.
  
  "Because of the low income of this population and high health needs, you need to get this [risk-adjusted] premium number right," Burton says.Plus, she points out, the preliminary paperwork indicates there will be a cap on the catastrophic coverage.

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  Alice Burton, Chief of Staff, Office of the Secretary, Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene: An Overview of State Initiatives and Programs.Ms. Burton will review the work of the Governor's Task Force on Health Care Access and Reimbursement, the Task Force to Review Physician Shortages In Rural Areas, the Loan Assistance Repayment Program, and the Maryland Health Care Commission on Health Information Technology.

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  The former deputy director, Martinez-Vidal served as interim director following the departure of Alice Burton earlier this year, overseeing the release of the annual State of the States report and acting as the chief spokesperson for SCI on issues related to state coverage expansions and related health policy reforms.

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  Published on: 5/15/2007    Last Visited: 10/1/2007  

  State Coverage Initiatives Bids a Fond Farewell to Alice Burton
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  State Coverage Initiatives Bids a Fond Farewell to Alice Burton
  
  After serving as the SCI Director for three years, Alice Burton is returning to public service as the chief policy advisor for Maryland Secretary of Health and Mental Hygiene John Colmers.Under her leadership, the SCI program expanded its reach and improved the overall technical capacity available to state officials across the country.Alice inspired and motivated her team with unbridled energy and enthusiasm - moving projects forward with her uniquely powerful combination of will, inspiration, and intellect.While Alice will be greatly missed by the SCI team, we hope that she will remain a familiar face, accessing SCI resources as a state official.

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