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Facilitating Enrollment: Monitoring of Enrollment Under SCHIP

Routine administrative data can be useful in monitoring SCHIP enrollment. Specific data that States can routinely monitor and track are:

• Number of applications received.

• Rates of approval and denial.

• Reasons for denial.

• Presumptive eligibility cases and conversions to full enrollment (both successful and failed).

• Medicaid eligibility.

• Number of closures.

• Reasons for closure.

• Reapplication rates and outcomes after closures.

Such information will be instrumental in providing documentation and feedback on the program’s effectiveness in reaching and enrolling the target population.

Related Questions

Give me an example

• Examples of Effective State Medicaid Outreach Strategies
  • Massachusetts' MassHealth Program
  • Arkansas' ARKids First Program

Give me an overall context

• What Are Some Effective Strategies to Raise the Public’s Awareness of the Availability, to Simplify Eligibility, and to Maximize Enrollment?

Show me other SCHIP Workshop Presenter-Suggested Strategies

• SCHIP Guidance - Strategies Suggested by Presenters

Show me some lessons learned

• Overview of the Various Approaches Available for Facilitating Enrollment in SCHIP

Tell me some known or potential problems

• Historical Barriers to Health Program Enrollment

What else does this lead to?

• What Are the Methods of Data Collection for SCHIP Evaluations?

• How Is Quality Measured?

Who presented this material?

• Ian Hill