NY State Savings Estimate Memo
This memo summarizes the effects of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act of 2010 (ACA) on state Medicaid spending in New York.
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The Coverage and Cost Effects of Implementation of the Affordable Care Act in New York State
The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act of 2010 (ACA) provides states with the opportunity to develop health benefit exchanges – structured marketplaces for the purchase of health insurance coverage by small employers and individual purchasers.
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Business Plan of Operations New York Health Benefit Exchange
This report lays out the work processes and the steps that must be completed in order for the New York Health Benefit Exchange to start taking applications for coverage on October 1, 2013.
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Bridging the Gap: Exploring the Basic Health Insurance Option for New York
The Affordable Care Act offers states an important opportunity to help low-income residents by providing significant federal funding to establish a Basic Health Plan (BHP). In this report, CSS explores the implications of offering a BHP in New York. -
Connecting Consumers to Coverage: The Role of Navigators & Consumer Assistance Programs in Implementing Health Reform in New York
Despite the ACA’s recognition that effective enrollment and consumer assistance is an essential component of health reform, important design questions about the Navigators and CAPs remain unanswered and must be resolved for New York to move forward: What should be the core functions of Navi
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Preparing New York's Information Technology Infrastructure for Health Reform: A Gap Analysis by Social Interest Solutions
The Affordable Care Act (ACA) is a game changer both in terms of the culture of enrollment in public and subsidized health insurance and in terms of the infrastructure needed to support the enrollment process. -
Medicaid's Role in the Health Benefits Exchange: A Road Map for States
On March 23, 2010, President Obama signed into law the Affordable Care Act (ACA), sweeping federal legislation designed to bring about near universal coverage and transform how health care is paid for and delivered throughout the United States. -
Building the Infrastructure for a New York Health Benefit Exchange: Key Decisions for State Policymakers
American Health Benefit Exchanges are the centerpiece of health insurance reforms in the Affordable Care Act (ACA). Under tight timeframes, all states are required to establish these entities, or cede that authority to the federal Department of Health and Human Services (HHS). -
"Revisioning" Medicaid as Part of New York's Coverage Continuum
Medicaid provides health insurance coverage for 4.8 million New Yorkers, more than 25 percent of people residing in the state.1 With the implementation of federal reform in 2014, perhaps as many as 1 million additional New Yorkers will secure coverage through Medicaid. -
Coordinating Medicaid and the Exchange in New York
The Affordable Care Act (ACA) envisions access to affordable care for all Americans, a streamlined eligibility and enrollment process to obtain coverage, and seamless integration between Medicaid and the Exchange to ensure smooth transitions between sources of coverage as a person’s circumstances ch