Building A Consumer-Driven Eligibility, Enrollment, and Renewal System: Essential Design Features for Effective Health Reform in California

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Building A Consumer-Driven Eligibility, Enrollment, and Renewal System: Essential Design Features for Effective Health Reform in California

By Dawn Horner and Beth Morrow | January 2012

roadmap_thumbnail This roadmap lays out the four design features (and practical recommendations for action within each) necessary to enroll almost 4 million Californians newly eligible for subsidized health coverage under health reform, in addition to assisting the over 8 million already receiving such coverage. While written with a specific focus on California, the information and recommendations in the report will be relevant to decisionmakers in any state.

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Terms:Beth Morrow, California, Consumer Engagement, Dawn Horner, Electronic Information Exchange, Family-Friendly Enrollment, Health , Health Care/Reform, Health IT, HIT, Technology

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In 2013, The Children's Partnership (TCP) calls for leadership in the government, corporate, and nonprofit sectors under the following policy areas to:

Meet the Promise of the Affordable Care Act for Children
Improve Health Outcomes for Children Through Innovative Technology Solutions
Pay Special Attention to the Most Vulnerable Youth
Ensure All Children Receive Needed Dental Care

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