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Next Steps for the ACA in Reaching Uninsured Low-Income Americans Linda Blumberg and Pamela Herd Hosted by Steve Cook March 9, 2016 (Webinar begins at 1:00 p.m. CST, 2:00 p.m. EST) Linda Blumberg Pamela Herd Senior Fellow Professor of


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Next Steps for the ACA in Reaching Uninsured Low-Income Americans

Linda Blumberg and Pamela Herd Hosted by Steve Cook March 9, 2016

(Webinar begins at 1:00 p.m. CST, 2:00 p.m. EST)

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Linda Blumberg

Senior Fellow Urban Institute

Pamela Herd

Professor of Public Affairs and Sociology University of Wisconsin–Madison

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The Remaining Uninsured:

Who Are They, How Many Might Be Reached, and What Strategies Might Best Reach Them?

Linda J. Blumberg (Presenter)

Co-authors: Michael Karpman, Matthew Buettgens, Patricia Solleveld

The Urban Institute www.healthpolicycenter.org

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The slides from Linda Blumberg’s presentation drew from an Urban Institute Health Policy Center report that has not yet been released. The full set of slides will be made available in late March following the release of the report.

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Pamela Herd

Public Affairs/Sociology

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ADMINISTRATIVE BURDENS IN THE ACA

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Administrative Burdens

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Table 1: The Components of Administrative Burden Type of cost Application to social policy Learning costs Citizens must learn about the program, whether they are eligible, the nature of benefits, and how to access services. Psychological costs Citizens face stigma of participating in an unpopular program, as well as the loss of autonomy and increase in stress arising from program processes. Compliance costs Citizens must complete applications and reenrollments, provide documentation of their standing, and avoid or respond to discretionary demands.

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ENROLLMENT: STANDARDIZATION IN MEDICAID ACROSS STATES

  • Eligibility based only on income
  • Multiple enrollment options (phone, web, in-person)
  • Attempt to verify eligibility via electronic databases

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REENROLLMENT: MEDICAID

  • 12 month minimum
  • Use existing eligibility information

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ENROLLMENT: GENERAL

  • Single portal for both Medicaid and private insurance on

the exchange

  • Coordinated eligibility and enrollment systems to ease

transitions between different types of coverage (e.g. Medicaid vs. subsidized private insurance)

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OUTREACH

  • Information campaigns
  • Actual enrollment facilitation via navigators

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OUTREACH: WISCONSIN

  • Movement from national to local organizations
  • Navigators vs. Certified Application Counselors

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Remaining Variation across States

  • Extent of outreach
  • Use of presumptive eligibility
  • Real time determination
  • Use of electronic databases
  • Quality of online applications

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Q & A

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Thank you!

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