Various provisions in the ACA can help minimize disruption in programs and services and ensure seamless coverage for individuals whose income may fluctuate.
To address churn, The Washington Health Care Authority intends to implement the Apple Health Plus program, a seamless approach for sustaining coverage and provider network connections when family members with Exchange coverage become eligible for... read more
To address churn, The Washington Health Care Authority intends to implement the Apple Health Plus program, a seamless approach for sustaining coverage and provider network connections when family members with Exchange coverage become eligible for Medicaid. Apple Health Plus is grounded in the former state sponsored Basic Health Plus program that historically offered a seamless system for coordinating eligibility and benefits for Basic Health and Medicaid enrollees.
Recent Urban Institute recommends several measures to reduce churning, including a measure to reduce churning by “encouraging or requiring the same plans to serve Medicaid and the exchange and to participate in individual and small group markets both... read more
Recent Urban Institute recommends several measures to reduce churning, including a measure to reduce churning by “encouraging or requiring the same plans to serve Medicaid and the exchange and to participate in individual and small group markets both inside and outside the exchange.
Churning Under the ACA and State Policy Options for Mitigation
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District of Columbia
To address churn, The Washington Health Care Authority intends to implement the Apple Health Plus program, a seamless approach for sustaining coverage and provider network connections when family members with Exchange coverage become eligible for Medicaid. Apple Health Plus is grounded in the former state sponsored Basic Health Plus program that historically offered a seamless system for coordinating eligibility and benefits for Basic Health and Medicaid enrollees.
Kentucky
From the NASHP Conference - a possible resource of interest, Maryland Continuity of Care Committee
Kentucky
Recent Urban Institute recommends several measures to reduce churning, including a measure to reduce churning by “encouraging or requiring the same plans to serve Medicaid and the exchange and to participate in individual and small group markets both inside and outside the exchange.
Kentucky
Brian Haile (TN) suggested one family one card to assist with continuity of care.
Vermont
Vermont completed a churn study under its planning grant.