Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System

June is Men’s Health Month—a reminder to prioritize physical and mental well-being at every stage of life.

AHCCCS supports men across Arizona with access to preventive care, screenings, and behavioral health services. Small steps—like routine checkups and open conversations—can make a big impact.

This Pride Month, AHCCCS celebrates and supports LGBTQ+ individuals, families, and communities across Arizona.

We remain committed to advancing equitable, inclusive care—ensuring all Arizonans can access the services they need with dignity and respect.

Together, we continue building a health system where everyone feels seen, valued, and supported.

Although Governor Hobbs declared May as Mental Health Awareness Month in Arizona, supporting mental health isn’t limited to one month—this work continues year-round. 💚

Supporting mental health is a 365-day commitment, and we’re all in, working year-round to connect Arizonans to care, reduce stigma, and support whole-person health.

While May shines a spotlight on the importance of mental health, our focus never fades. Help is always available, and no one has to navigate challenges alone: https://www.azahcccs.gov/BehavioralHealth/crisis.html

Heat can make health conditions worse—especially for people who are pregnant, children or teens with asthma, and those with heart disease or other chronic conditions.

Know when heat poses a higher risk & learn how to stay safe by checking Arizona’s HeatRisk resources: 👉 https://heat.az.gov/

Welcoming a new baby? 👶🍼

Visit the link below for step‑by‑step instructions on how to apply for AHCCCS for yourself and your newborn, and learn what coverage options may be available to you in Arizona: https://www.azahcccs.gov/Members/GetCovered/Categories/newborn.html

Proud to have AHCCCS’ Marcus Johnson and Josue Macias representing at the Arizona Center for Rural Health's 52nd Annual Arizona Rural Health Conference in Flagstaff on June 2, a key gathering focused on advancing health outcomes and supporting rural communities.

During their session, they will share insights on emerging Medicaid provisions under H.R. 1, how Arizona is preparing for these changes, and the role of the Rural Health Transformation Program (RHTP) in strengthening rural health systems across the state.

We’re grateful for their leadership and for the opportunity to be part of these important conversations.

Learn more: https://crh.arizona.edu/events/52nd-annual-arizona-rural-health-conference

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AHCCCS honors and remembers those who made the ultimate sacrifice for our nation. ❤️🤍💙

In observance of MemorialDay, our offices will be closed Monday, May 25, and will reopen Tuesday, May 26 at 8 a.m.

Arizona continues to strengthen its Medicaid program through a focus on innovation and accountability. Governor Katie Hobbs recently highlighted Arizona’s national leadership in addressing fraud, waste, and abuse (FWA), including the upcoming launch of a first‑of‑its‑kind AI‑informed prepayment review system through AHCCCS.

Powered by Alivia 360, an advanced analytics platform from HealthTech Solutions in partnership with Alivia Analytics, this approach helps detect potential issues before payments are issued, while ensuring timely processing for compliant providers.

These efforts reflect a continued commitment to protecting program integrity and serving AHCCCS members and Arizona communities.

Learn more:
https://azgovernor.gov/office-arizona-governor/news/2026/05/governor-katie-hobbs-underscores-arizonas-leadership-medicaid

We were proud to take part in the Arizona Public Health Association’s 98th Annual Conference, “From Crisis to Care,” earlier this month.

Thank you to Alisa Randall, Assistant Deputy Director of Clinical & Managed Care Operations and Mental Health Commissioner at AHCCCS, for representing our team and contributing to an important conversation on strengthening Arizona’s behavioral health system.

Grateful to partner with others advancing more coordinated, person-centered care across our state.

🏠 The AHCCCS Housing Team recently attended the 2026 Arizona Housing Coalition Annual Conference, There’s No Place Like Home, alongside more than 500 leaders, service providers, advocates, and policymakers working toward a shared goal—ending homelessness in Arizona.

This event offered an opportunity to learn, connect, and strengthen partnerships while continuing to support innovative efforts that help AHCCCS members access housing and community resources.