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Flipping
the
Script
on
State
Eligibility
Processes
"The proposed Medicaid/CHIP eligibility rules prescribe
a streamlined approach to verification that completely re-imagines the
relationship between applicant and state agency," writes guest blogger
Alice Weiss in the latest State of
Implementation blog entry. From her perch as program
co-director of Maximizing
Enrollment, Alice unpacks the proposed rules on
eligibility issues released by CMS, CCIIO, and the IRS. Among other
findings,
she notes that the new
rules:
- maximize state use of electronic data
and self-attestation to verifiy eligibility
- provide flexibility to determine which sources of
data to use and when
- integrate the
verification process with a proposed seamless enrollment procedure
which will allow ineligible applicants to be automatically screened and
enrolled into a program more appropriate for their qualifications.
Read
more of her analysis and post your take on State Refor(u)m in the cross-state
discussion.
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Engaging
the
Public:
Great
Ideas
from the States
Uploaded
by Liz Imperiale 09/09/2011
From 2008 - 2010, the Georgia Health Policy Center
(GHPC) health reform team consulted with 15 stakeholder groups in
Georgia on the . These
included provider organizations, small and large business,
local and state government entities, and professional associations.
Read this report for information on their process, findings, insights,
and a wide
range of perspectives on responding to the challenges of implementing
health care reform.
Uploaded
by Brendan Rose 09/14/2011
The District of Columbia produced this flyer to
publicize a meeting in a typically underserved area of the District. In
posting this flyer on State Refor(u)m Brendan Rose, of DC's Department
of Insurance, Securities, and Banking, commented that his department
partners with city council members' offices, neighborhood commissions,
churches, and
schools to reach residents not typically involved in health care policy.
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