Milestone: Solicit stakeholder input on Exchange design
Stakeholder input will help the state gather ideas, test design concepts, and build the support needed to achieve the state’s strategic goals for the Exchange.
*Milestone details:
*Full name: Solicit stakeholder input on Exchange design.
*Relevance to the ACA:
The ACA requires the Exchange to consult with certain stakeholders related to carrying out the functions of the Exchange.
§1311 - Requires the Exchange to consult with health care consumers, small business representatives, state Medicaid agencies and advocates about enrolling hard to reach populations.
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District of Columbia
John Paul Sabby of Nebraska also posted a great presentation that the state is using to solicit stakeholder input on Exchange design. To download the presentation, please follow this link: http://www.statereforum.org/node/6611
Nebraska
we also have a Nebraska Health Insurance Exchange Planning Facebook page. Please click on the link. http://www.facebook.com/pages/Lincoln-NE/Nebraska-Health-Insurance-Excha...
California
http://www.doi.ne.gov/healthcarereform/exchange/index.htm
Public Notice of Stakeholder Meetings
The Nebraska Department of Insurance will be hosting several public stakeholder meetings. These meetings are designed to solicit information from stakeholders and members of the public regarding the issues surrounding Nebraska's available options for the planning and development of a Health Insurance Exchange and will be held in all three congressional districts.
Health Insurance Exchange Presentation from the Lincoln and Omaha Stakeholder Meetings
PowerPoint format
Tables 1, 2, and 3 in the PowerPoint presentation are from "Health insurance exchanges: key issues for state implementation". 11-13. (2010)
Adobe pdf format
Please see the News Release and Agenda below for meeting dates, location and details.
Dept. of Insurance to Hold Public Forums on Federal Health Care Law
Agenda - Lincoln and Omaha