Magellan welcomes new Idaho team members


 

Announcing Magellan’s new senior provider relations representative

Maggie Bolon, LCSW, recently joined the Magellan Network team as a senior provider relations representative. A lifelong Idahoan from Elk City, Maggie brings a strong background in behavioral health, social work, and provider support. She earned her bachelor's degree in social work from Lewis-Clark State College and her master's degree from Boise State University.

Before joining Magellan, Maggie spent approximately six years with the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare in Adult Behavioral Health, where she earned her Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) credential. After serving for two years in Magellan's Training department, she transitioned to her current role supporting Idaho's provider network.

Maggie is passionate about partnering with providers, identifying barriers, improving processes, and ensuring you have information and support needed to successfully serve members.

Contact Maggie: BolonM@MagellanHealth.com 

Announcing Magellan’s new youth intensive care coordination manager

Alexis Luper, LCSW, recently joined Magellan as the youth intensive care coordination manager, bringing extensive experience in Idaho's behavioral health and Medicaid systems. Based in Northern Idaho, Alexis is a strong advocate for rural communities and is passionate about improving supports for youth and families across the state.

Before joining Magellan, Alexis served in roles within the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare's Division of Behavioral Health and Division of Medicaid, as well as a rural medical social worker. These experiences reinforced the importance of collaboration, education, and teamwork in delivering quality care and services.

In her new role, Alexis is excited to partner with youth, families, providers, advocates, and community stakeholders to strengthen Idaho's youth system of care. She looks forward to working alongside the Youth Intensive Care Coordination team to support members and families and advance positive outcomes through meaningful collaboration.