| |
|
Ask
and
Answer
on
State Refor(u)m
The State Refor(u)m community is trading health reform
ideas. Read their comments (paraphrased below), and see if you have an
answer or observation to share:
On eligibility
and
enrollment, John Oswald wants your outlook on safety-net
hospitals' emergency departments post-2014:
How will presumptive
eligibility rules for Medicaid affect health care services and
reimbursement for patients seen in Emergency Departments after 2014?
>>Read
more,
and
offer an answer
Phil Poley from Massachusetts responds to a blog post
on active
purchasing in the exchange:
I can envision a
scenario
where, after finalizing plan selection/enrollment, users are guided
through a series of other options, including: registering their privacy
and security preferences, designating specific providers, or
establishing a personal health record.
>>What's
your
reaction?
|
Hot
Docs,
From
Coast
to Coast
This
updated
synthesis
chart summarizes the content of 26 states'
establishment grant applications, including Level 2 grants where
available. A
side-by-side comparison draws out the grants' information on eleven
core areas, from stakeholder consultation to information technology.
Read the chart, and discuss it here.
This package of
documents are easy to skim through, yet rich with information on how
Washington is approaching the Medicaid expansion coming in 2014. The fact sheet
estimates the number of expected new enrollees, and briefly describes
expected changes to eligibility determination systems.The presentation
gives a more in-depth explanation of the effects and
projections for Medicaid in 2014, and the application flow chart
illustrates how an application will move
through diffferent stages of eligibility determination and
enrollment processing.
This
business
plan,
though not a final document (it is an iterative document
that will be periodically updated), lays out West Virginia's approach
to ensuring their exchange is a successful one. Read their market
analysis, industry analysis, outreach plans, and more.
|
|
|
|
 |
Check
Out
the
New "Discussions" Page
|
 |
We've
made
it
easy to pick out a topic and join a discussion. Just click
"discussions" at statereforum.org,
and
select
any subject you see listed.
Did
you
use
the site's old "nation" or "a-z" tabs to do this in the past?
The "discussions"
feature keeps the best of both pages, and makes navigation even
easier.
|
|
 |
Welcome,
New
Users
|

|

Emily Kinsella,
Colorado Dept. of
Public Health and Environment

Manning Pellanda,
Washington State Health
Care Authority
|

Bill Wehrle,
Kaiser Permanente California
|
|
|
|