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Unitedhealth — Investor Presentation (June 2015)
11 slides from Unitedhealth's investor presentation, June 2015
Slide 1: Successful Medicaid Enrollment Strategies to Cover the Uninsured
Successful Medicaid Enrollment Strategies to Cover the Uninsured UnitedHealth Center for June 2015 Health Reform & Modernization © 2015 UnitedHealth Group
Slide 2: Why Focus on Medicaid Enrollment Strategies?
Why Focus on Medicaid Enrollment Strategies? Problem: Opportunity: Challenge: Over 30 million As many as one-third Beyond expanding eligibility, increasing non-elderly adults of the currently coverage requires ensuring that remained uninsured may be individuals are aware of coverage uninsured in 201
Slide 3: Increases in Medicaid Enrollment and Reductions in the Uninsured
Increases in Medicaid Enrollment and Reductions in the Uninsured Medicaid enrollment increased by 9.2 million The non-elderly adult uninsured population between September 2013 and September 2014 decreased by 8 million from 2013 to 2014 • 86% of this increase occurred in states that • 5.3 million in
Slide 4: The Remaining Uninsured
The Remaining Uninsured 12 million Estimated uninsured adults, who could be covered by Medicaid. • 8 million were eligible for Medicaid in expansion and non-expansion states during 2014 • 4 million were below the poverty line but ineligible because they live in a non-expansion state Uninsured Adults
Slide 5: Successful Coverage Expansions in 2014
Successful Coverage Expansions in 2014 States with at Least 30 Percent Increase in Medicaid Enrollment, September 2013 to September 2014 These states generally had limited Medicaid eligibility for adults and relatively high uninsured rates prior to their 2014 expansion Uninsured rates for adults ran
Slide 6: Increasing Enrollment in Kentucky and Arkansas from September 2013 to September 2014
Increasing Enrollment in Kentucky and Arkansas from September 2013 to September 2014 Due in large part to increases in Medicaid 76% coverage, Kentucky and Arkansas effectively cut in half their uninsured rate for adults. Kentucky had the largest increase in Change in Uninsured Population, enrollment
Slide 7: Common Approaches to Increasing Medicaid Enrollment in Kentucky and Arkansas
Common Approaches to Increasing Medicaid Enrollment in Kentucky and Arkansas Strategic approaches to ensure that individuals who qualify for coverage are aware of their eligibility and can gain and keep coverage. Integrating Administration Establishing Multiple and Enrollment Application Pathways Pr
Slide 8: Integrating Administration and Enrollment
Integrating Administration and Enrollment Integration of administration and enrollment systems that serve multiple programs allows for cross-platform information sharing. • Confirm eligibility of individuals and families more quickly • Deliver consumer-friendly application experiences • Avoid unnece
Slide 9: Establishing Multiple Pathways
Establishing Multiple Pathways With multiple application pathways and a simple standard enrollment process, consumers can initiate enrollment or renewals of coverage. • Allow consumers to enroll in person, online, by phone, or through the mail • Application entry points include the state’s Medicaid
Slide 10: Providing Robust Consumer Assistance
Providing Robust Consumer Assistance Consumer assistance is vital to helping individuals understand their eligibility and complete their applications accurately. • Develop unique and diverse strategies to reach different communities • Leverage community-based organizations • Provide statewide access
Slide 11: Developing High-Impact Awareness Campaigns
Developing High-Impact Awareness Campaigns Awareness campaigns deliver clear messages through media and other channels to reach potential applicants and encourage enrollment. • Leverage relationships with community-based organizations, community leaders, and other partners • Raise awareness of avail
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