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Monthly Archives: December 2010
Latest Key Indicators Released
The long-delayed quarterly “Key Indicators” report, dated August 2010, was just released by the Division of Health Care Finance and Policy. The report provides a statistical snapshot as of March 31 for insurance coverage, premiums, hospital and health plan performance … Continue reading
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Connector Board Looks At Student Plans, Bridge, Choice
Today’s Connector Board meeting (materials here) included updates on the provider search tool, student health plans and the Commonwealth Care Bridge program for legal immigrants. The meeting started off with a quick update on the CommChoice seal of approval process. … Continue reading
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Health Coverage Beyond the Holidays: CommCare Bridge Continues … For Now
We learned today that nearly 23,000 legal immigrants in Commonwealth Care Bridge will keep their coverage through at least January. Previously there was no assurance that coverage would last beyond the end of the year. We appreciate the Administration’s commitment … Continue reading
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Healthy People = Good Oral Health
Every 10 years, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services releases Healthy People, a set of 10-year national objectives for promoting health and preventing disease. The new goals for 2020were just released, and oral health plays a significant part … Continue reading
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My Little Black Book for Sexual Health Guides Young Adults Through Health Insurance Maze
My Little Black Book for Sexual Health is a new user-friendly interactive online guide to help young adults navigate their health insurance options. This unique resource answers questions about finding health plans that work for them, why prescription coverage matters, … Continue reading
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Connector Board Tackles National Health Reform at Annual Retreat
There are many moving pieces in national health reform implementation. This past Saturday, the Connector Board met to begin discussing the Connector’s role in putting together the national health reform implementation puzzle (see the materials from the meeting). Glen Shor … Continue reading
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Connector Retreat Saturday
The Connector Board is holding their 5th annual retreat this Saturday, December 4th at UMass Boston, Campus Center Room 3540 (agenda). The morning will start at 8:00 and run through a social lunch. The focus of this year’s retreat is … Continue reading
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Demystifying Enrollment – BMC HealthNet’s Video
BMC HealthNet Plan has created a great YouTube promotional video that also explains the process for applying for MassHealth and Commonwealth Care. YouTube is a fantastic way to reach wide populations. Kudos to BMC HealthNet for jumping into the social … Continue reading
