fulfilling the promise of coverage
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Fulfilling the Promise of Coverage. CCMU Annual Meeting October 8, 2010 Tricia Brooks. Potential Impact on Coverage in Colorado. 115,000 (Source: CO Health Institute). 166,471 – 249,208 (Source: KCMU / Holohan - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
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Fulfilling the Promise
of Coverage
CCMU Annual MeetingOctober 8, 2010
Tricia Brooks
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Potential Impact on Coverage in Colorado
115,000 (Source: CO Health Institute)
166,471 – 249,208 (Source: KCMU / HolohanIncludes 125,000 likely to enroll in expanded Medicaid funded through the Hospital provider fee) Standard Participation Enhanced Participation
493,900(Source: Families USA / Lewin)
Source data differs for each category, thus different assumptions and methodologies were applied in creating these estimates.
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Maximizing Coverage Options
• Legally residing immigrants can access subsidies through the exchange but will it be affordable?
• CHIPRA provides option to cover legally residing children and pregnant women with enhanced federal match
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Boosting Enrollment & Retention
• Utilize outreach tools• Refreshed messaging• Community partnerships
• Create a paperless system• Streamline policies• Maximize use of technology
• Use data effectively• Accelerate 12-month
continuous eligibility
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Avoiding Trap Doors Behind “No Wrong Door”
• Multiple paths to coverage through a system that is:• Simplified• Coordinated• Consumer-friendly• Technology-enabled• Consistent results
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Reaching Out and Educating the Public
Many people misunderstand or don’t know that coverage is available now or how reform will positively impact them
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Maintaining Strong Advocacy and Collaboration
• Protect and preserve gains
• Advocate for adequate resources to improve programs, systems and processes
• Develop effective loopback
• Ensure that needs of children and families are well served as key decisions are made and ACA is implemented
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For more information
Tricia [email protected]
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