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Ohio’s Medicaid School Program expansion is opening the door for districts to expand services, improve reimbursement opportunities, and support more students, but many districts are still determining how to operationalize these new flexibilities.
With phased implementation underway, now is the time for district leaders to establish workflows, documentation practices, and cross-team collaboration strategies that can support long-term success.
Join Frontline’s Medicaid and special programs experts for a practical discussion on how Ohio districts can prepare for the next phase of Medicaid expansion, while simplifying compliance, reducing administrative burden, and building sustainable processes that support both staff and students.
Attendees will walk away with practical strategies for preparing their teams, improving collaboration across departments, and building a scalable approach to Medicaid program expansion.
What Districts Will Learn
Dario Avila is a Medicaid strategist and nationally recognized expert in school-based Medicaid programs, bringing nearly two decades of experience across Texas state government, private industry, and education technology. He began his career at the Texas Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC) in 2005, where he advanced into a program leadership role supporting Texas’s SHARS program, including cost reporting and rate setting. Dario also represented Texas through the National Alliance for Medicaid in Education (NAME), serving on its Board of Directors and as President. At Frontline Education, he partners with sales, product, implementation, and marketing teams to help districts strengthen compliance, improve documentation, and maximize Medicaid reimbursement.
Frontline helps districts connect special education, service delivery, school health documentation, and Medicaid reimbursement workflows in one streamlined platform. As Ohio districts continue implementing Medicaid expansion requirements, Frontline supports teams with tools designed to simplify documentation, improve collaboration, strengthen compliance readiness, and maximize reimbursement opportunities.