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STARTING STRONG FOR COMMUNITY HEALTH! WEBINAR Health Insurance Enrollment within the Criminal Justice System: Getting Started, Building Partnerships, and Maintaining Momentum August 27, 2015 Todays Presenters: Alicia Siani, Policy


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STARTING STRONG FOR COMMUNITY HEALTH! WEBINAR

Health Insurance Enrollment within the Criminal Justice System: Getting Started, Building Partnerships, and Maintaining Momentum

August 27, 2015

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Today’s Presenters:

  • Alicia Siani, Policy Analyst, EverThrive IL
  • asiani@everthriveil.org
  • Jennie Sutcliffe, Director, Juvenile Justice

Initiative, Sargent Shriver National Center on Poverty Law

  • jenniesutcliffe@povertylaw.org
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Check Help Hub

announcements for latest enrollment and policy information, particularly related to Special Enrollment Periods

Up Check out HelpHub

http://helphub.povertylaw.org/

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IPC Funding Opportunity

Illinois Department of Public Health and \ and Get Covered Illinois Announce Open Application Process for 2016 In-Person Counselor (IPC) Program:

 For more information: https://getcovered.illinois.gov/en/news/Pages/IDPH- and-Get-Covered-Illinois-Announce-Open-Application- Process-for-2016-In-Person-Counselor-(IPC)- Program.aspx

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Taxes must be completed by as soon as possible to remain eligible for Tax Credits in 2016

For more information, visit: http://www.irs.gov/Affordable-Care-Act

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Countdown until Open Enrollment

 Open Enrollment key dates: Nov.1-

January 31

 We will be hosting a webinar in October

focused on Open Enrollment 3, and cover topics including:

 Renewals  Center for Budget and Policy Priorities

Marketplace Comparison tool

 Updates from Get Covered Illinois  Key resources for a successful Open

Enrollment 3

 Date of webinar will be announced

shortly: http://everthriveil.org/resources/startin g-strong-webinars

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Today’s Presenters:

  • Alicia Siani, Policy Analyst, EverThrive IL
  • asiani@everthriveil.org
  • Jennie Sutcliffe, Director, Juvenile Justice

Initiative, Sargent Shriver National Center on Poverty Law

  • jenniesutcliffe@povertylaw.org
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Getting Started, Building Partnerships and Maintaining Momentum

Education and Enrollment within the Criminal Justice System

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Outline

1.

Why It Matters

2.

Getting Started

3.

Finding Partners

4.

Maintaining Momentum

5.

Examples and Resources

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Why It Matters

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Health Status of the Justice Population

 Only 1 in 10 of the individuals involved in the criminal

justice system already have insurance

 Rates of inmates with mental health issues range from 56% at

state prisons to 64% at county jails

 Justice-involved individuals disproportionally suffer from

chronic diseases and disorders

 Hypertension  Asthma  Arthritis

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Health Care Patterns Upon Re-Entry

 Returning citizens are more like to obtain episodic care that is not

managed or coordinated

 More than 70% of recently released inmates utilized some sort of

health services in the 10 months following release

 One study found that re-entering citizens used the ER an

average of 3.6 times per person in the first year post release

 44% of study participants used the ER within the first three

months post-release

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Health Care as a Cost Savings Tool

 Provision of healthcare is estimated to save criminal justice agencies a

lot of money

 $1 of treatment provided will save $2.58 in criminal justice costs  Example: Substance use treatment

Access to substance use treatment will prevent escalation of other physical and mental conditions  Example: Mental health treatment

High recidivism rates for individuals with mental health diagnoses can be combated with continuous access to quality care

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Getting Started

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Research and Prep

Build on current momentum

Assess the landscape

What organizations/services are doing this work?

What state policies impact this work?

Medicaid expansion

Benefits covered

Medicaid suspension vs termination

Facility coordination

Link with enrollment assister groups

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Criminal Justice Intercepts

Explore enrollment opportunities

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Coalition Development

Decide on an approach

Within organization

Coalition

Work group

Government lead task force 

Select leadership

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Places to Look for Partnership

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Ess Essent entia ial

  • Local, State and Federal Correctional Facility’s
  • HFS and DHS
  • Get Covered Illinois
  • Illinois Department of Corrections
  • County Jail Representatives
  • Probation and Parole
  • Reentry Councils, Family and Friends of the Incarcerated
  • Enrollment assister groups – IPA, Navigator, CAC, FQHCs
  • Social service providers (Threshold, TASC, etc)
  • Health or Outreach and Enrollment Coalitions
  • National Partners
  • Behavioral Health Departments
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Nic ice e to H

  • Have
  • National Institute of Corrections
  • Judges
  • Drug Courts
  • Halfway Houses
  • National Criminal Justice Association
  • Social Workers
  • VA
  • Jailers Association
  • Community Mental Health Centers
  • Department of Juvenile Justice
  • City and/or County Offices (Mayor, Justice Commission Etc)
  • QHP’s Qualified Health Plans
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Une Unexp xpec ected ed

  • Adult Education Council on Postsecondary Education
  • Fairness Campaign
  • Job Corps
  • University
  • Local Community College
  • Planned Parenthood
  • Family Planning
  • Local Health Care Providers
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Maintaining Momentum

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Seek out the Right Partners

 Identify your needs  Target population(s)

 Race, gender, language, age, income, health care needs

 Service delivery

 Enrollment assistance, education, referral  Service location (jail, probation offices, clinics)  Delivery method (hands-on vs. education)

 Reporting and outcomes

 Outcome measures  Data format, delivery and timelines

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Identify Barriers and Resources

 Identify Existing Internal Resources

  • Personnel
  • Funding
  • Equipment
  • Office Space

 Identify and Combat Barriers

  • Policies, practices, cultural norms
  • Background checks
  • Badging
  • Parking and building access
  • Safety
  • Written agreements
  • Hours of operation
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Assign the Right Tasks to the Right People/Partners

  • Target populations that fit a partner’s mission or grant requirements
  • Identify points of contact
  • Go to the leadership level
  • Develop and reiterate goals
  • Identify action items/give people something to do
  • Follow through & follow up
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Resources and Examples

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Best Practices

 Follow up cards  Summits of Hope  Behind the scenes coordination  Enrollers in facilities  Enrolling families during visiting hours  Re-entry groups and classes  Training for criminal justice personnel

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National Institute of Corrections

 Offer a variety of webinars, policy briefs, and fact sheets on

different issue areas around the ACA

 Enrollment  Funding and budget  Implementation  Mental health  Policy and legal

 http://nicic.gov/library/package/aca

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Johns Hopkins Center for Mental Health

 Surveyed states and counties nationwide to develop a map of

programs that are enrolling individuals in the justice system into Medicaid

 Blurb about each initiative includes information on

 Setting  Point of screening  Enrollment personnel  Target population

 http://www.jhsph.edu/research/centers-and-institutes/center-

for-mental-health-and-addiction-policy- research/research/economics-and-services-research/arnold- foundation-project-map/

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Local Resources

 Shriver Center Health Team:

http://www.povertylaw.org/advocacy/health

 Center for Health and Justice at TASC:

http://www2.centerforhealthandjustice.org/

 Get Covered Illinois: https://getcovered.illinois.gov/en

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QUESTIONS?

ASK QUESTIONS USING THE CHAT BOX FEATURE

 We will answer as many questions during the

webinar as possible.

 A recorded copy of the webinar will be posted on

EverThrive IL’s website in the coming days: http://everthriveil.org/resources/starting-strong- webinars

For questions related to this and

  • ther Starting Strong webinars:

asiani@everthriveil.org

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 A recorded copy of the webinar will be posted on

EverThrive IL’s website in the coming days: http://everthriveil.org/resources/starting-strong- webinars

 Upcoming webinar topic: Open Enrollment Round 3

 When: October webinar date to be announced  Webinar announcement will be sent to your email,

and all webinars will be posted to: http://everthriveil.org/resources/starting-strong- webinars

For questions related to this and

  • ther Starting Strong webinars:

asiani@everthriveil.org