RAMP - Regional Asthma Management and Prevention

10/08/2026

As we begin Indoor Air Quality Awareness Month, RAMP and our partners at the National Center for Healthy Housing are pleased to share a new technical tool: Medicaid Billing Codes for Asthma Home Visiting Services.

Medical billing codes help provide uniform reporting of procedures and services. Billing codes for asthma home visiting services can vary according to what services are covered by a specific state’s Medicaid program, including the type of provider delivering the service, the length of the service provided, and, of course, the service itself.

Use this tool to explore a list of billing codes used for asthma home visiting services, along with context for how they’ve been used. RAMP and NCHH are also partnering to offer free technical assistance to advocates, agencies, and others who need support navigating the billing process.

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For Indoor Air Quality Awareness Month in October 2026, RAMP and our partners at the National Center for Healthy Housing released a new technical tool,

09/21/2026

RAMP has a long history of supporting the development and sustainability of asthma home visiting programs. From leading efforts to adopt Medi-Cal policies in California to providing technical assistance to other states and communities, increasing access to these services is a core part of our Healthcare Equity goal.

This commitment is why we’re always pleased to announce another update to our California Asthma Home Visiting Program Directory. First launched in 2022, the Directory showcases the strength and breadth of California’s asthma home visiting network and connects Medi-Cal managed care organizations and other stakeholders with local programs.

We hope this resource strengthens connections, supports referrals, and showcases the important work happening across California to improve asthma care and outcomes.

Discover two versions of this Directory, by county and by organization, here:

Asthma Home Visiting Directory In 2022, RAMP, in collaboration with partners in the field, developed the first-of-its-kind public directory of asthma home

08/20/2026

We're thrilled about CA Governor Gavin Newsom's announcement making emergency asthma medication FREE and available at public and charter schools across the state.

As RAMP's Anne Kelsey Lamb, MPH put it, “California has been leading the way in comprehensive asthma management, including Medi-Cal coverage of home-based asthma interventions and innovative policies to reduce outdoor air pollution. Providing access to quick-relief medications, with appropriate training for school staff, is a critical component of a comprehensive approach to improving asthma outcomes — another example of California’s leadership that will quite literally help children breathe easier.”

State of California

05/11/2026

Only two days left to register for our upcoming webinar "Sustainable Financing for Home-Based Asthma Services: Snapshots of Innovation and Progress Across the Country" happening Wednesday, May 13, 2026, from 2-3 PM ET. During Asthma Awareness Month, we are excited to partner with the National Center for Healthy Housing (NCHH) to highlight innovative approaches helping expand and sustain asthma home visiting programs nationwide.

Asthma home visiting is an evidence-based intervention proven to reduce healthcare costs and improve asthma outcomes. Despite robust evidence of their impact, however, programs historically have had to rely on unstable grant funding to provide services. But in recent years, that pattern has begun to shift, and we have seen progress in communities and states across the country in building systems for sustainable asthma home visiting services.

There are many pathways for achieving sustainable home-based asthma services. As such, progress can look different from one place to the next. This webinar will feature success stories from across the country, highlighting both state Medicaid policy advances and stories about local partnerships, and other innovations that create a groundswell for statewide change — all serving as models for new community action.

Learning Objectives- By the end of this webinar, participants will:
1️⃣ Understand what progress and pathways for building systems to expand and sustain access to home-based asthma services might look like
2️⃣ Identify one or more pathways that may lead toward sustainable home-based asthma services in their community or state
3️⃣ Know how to access free technical assistance and tools to support efforts in their community or state.

Panelists:
🔹 Lynley Siag, New York State Department of Health
🔹 Peggy Gaddy, Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services
🔹 Eric Armbrecht, Saint Louis University
🔹 Natalie Talis, Alexandria Health Department
🔹 Molly Zemke, Wisconsin Department of Health Services
🔹 Paula Holigan, New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services

🔗 Register here: https://rampasthma.org/blog/sustainable-financing-for-home-based-asthma-services-snapshots-of-innovation-and-progress-across-the-country-webinar/