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Interviews with Innovators from Oklahoma

Innovations in Health Reform Update April 2013  (pdf)

When it comes to innovators in health reform, Oklahoma deserves special recognition for taking steps to put an online real-time eligibility and enrollment system into place even before the ACA passed. In 2007, Oklahoma began planning for a first-class paperless application system for its Medicaid program, SoonerCare. Since 2010, Oklahoma has had a No Wrong Door online application that provides 24-hour, 7-day a week access to online enrollment and benefits for its most vulnerable population.

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Group Comments on Proposed Regulations Governing Eligibility and Enrollment for the Individual Exchange

Download submitted comments from The Children's Partnership and our consumer advocate partners regarding the Exchange's March 21, 2013 proposed eligibility and enrollment regulations for the Individual Exchange (Covered California). 
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ACA Year Three: The Final Countdown

Innovations in Health Reform Update March 2013 (pdf)

With the Supreme Court decision upholding the Affordable Care Act (ACA) solidly behind us, states are racing to get State-Based, Federally-Facilitated, or State Partnership Exchanges and related enrollment systems ready by October 1, 2013. Following are some good resources to help states tackle issues they face today:

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Comments on Proposed Rules

Download submitted comments from California's Children Advocates to CMS on proposed rulemaking regarding streamlining and seamlessness under the ACA, CMS-2334-P.
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