This document discusses the second round of benchmark reporting for the State Health Access Program (SHAP) grantees. Grantees will report enrollment data through February 28, 2011 and current enrollment as of that date. They will also provide information on disenrollment and their program's position regarding the state's Affordable Care Act implementation. The new benchmark form will be sent to grantees in early February for completion and submission in mid-March. Technical assistance is available to help grantees identify appropriate data sources and evaluation methods.
1. Benchmark Reporting – Round Two Elizabeth Lukanen, MPH State Health Access Data Assistance Center University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN SHAP Grantee Meeting Washington, D.C. January 13, 2011
2. 2 SHAP Benchmark Reporting Comparable enrollment data and information about lessons learned Used to demonstrate success of SHAP and provide lessons for implementation of Affordable Care Act (ACA) Collected bi-annually in concurrence with HRSA reporting Round 1 successfully collected in July, 2010 – Thank you! Round 2 will focus on very similar information and will be collected in February, 2011
3. Significant Changes from Previous Benchmark Collection New enrollment AND Current/Point-in-time enrollment Total ever enrolled through 2/28/2011 Current enrollment on 2/28/2011 Information about disenrollment SHAP program position relative to state’s ACA implementation Grantees will have more lead time and more time to report Timing should allow you to use this information in your HRSA reporting 3
8. Benchmark Timeline End of January Confirm SHAP initiatives with SHADAC Early February SHADAC sends new Benchmark form to Evaluation contact Enrollment reported through 2/28/2011 Mid-March Benchmark form due to SHADAC
9. SHAP Data and Evaluation Technical Assistance Help grantees identify data sources for benchmarks Consult on outcome indicators, data sources, data availability, and evaluation methods Assist with small area estimation Advise on survey development Support development of Return on Investment (ROI) methods 9
A copy of the reporting form has been sent…Context: delays, changes and lessons learned
SHAP Enrollment opened: If SHAP supported an existing program, please report the date that SHAP sponsored enrollment started.Current Enrollment: total enrollment minus disenrollment (lower than total new enrollment)Low Enrollment: We are interested in whether this is due to slow program start up versus low take upDisenrollment: If you don’t collect this information – feel free to write “not know”
Like last time we are collecting information on coverage and non-coverage initiatives. We would like to collect information