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Executive Director s Report Peter V. Lee Executive Director California Health Benefit Exchange Board Meeting December 18, 2012

Covered California Board Calendar 2013 Month / Date January 17 February 21 March 21 April 25 May 23 June 20 July 25 August 22 September 19 October 24 November 28 December 19 Location Los Angeles Sacramento Sacramento Inland Empire Sacramento Sacramento Tentative Sacramento Sacramento Bay Area Sacramento Tentative All meetings scheduled for Thursdays Tentative meetings identify potential dates that the Board may determine are unnecessary 1

Standing Up Covered California Key Activities The following diagram depicts key enterprise wide activities for December 2012 through July 2013 Area Contracting P 1 - Model Contract Released P 2 - Final Model Contract Released P 3 - Proposals Received ( Plans, Network, Rates ) P 4 - Contract Negotiation P 5 - Execute Contracts SHOP S 1 - SHOP Administration Begins S 2 - Agent Training and Certification S 3 - Supplemental Vision / Dental Benefits Plan Announced S 4 - General Agent Announced S 5 - SHOP and Agent Collateral and Marketing Material Available 12 / 12 P 1 P 2 1 / 13 2 / 13 3 / 13 4 / 13 5 / 13 6 / 13 7 / 13 P 3 - a P 3 - b P 3 - c P 4 P 5 S 2 Communications & Public Relations C 1 - Media Packets Available C 2 - Microsite Launch C 3 - Logo / Brand Launch C 1 Outreach & Education ( Grantees ) O 1 - Grant Release ( Cycle 1 light green ; Cycle 2 dark green ) O 2 - Award Date O 3 - Training O 4 - Deploy Outreach Network O 5 - Deploy State Partnerships O 6 - Grantees & Outreach Network Materials Available O 4 O 3 O 5 Assisters - IPAs A 1 - Recruitment A 2 - Training A 3 - Implement Assisters Administrative System ( AAS ) A 4 - Data Conversion of AAS to CalHEERS A 5 - Assisters Help Desk Implemented Assisters - Navigators AN 1 - Navigators Proposals Due AN 2 - Grant Application Released A 1 A 1 - Active A 3 A 4 A 2 AN 2

Standing Up Covered California Key Activities The following diagram depicts key enterprise wide activities for December 2012 through July 2013 Area 12/12 1/13 2/13 3/13 4/13 5/13 6/13 7/13 CalHEERS CH1 - Training CH2 - Design Review CH3 - Go-Live (Release 1 August 2013) CH1 Eligibility & Enrollment E1 - Development of Verification Plan E2 - Development of Single Streamlined Application E3 - Paper Application Available ( (September 2013) E4 - Development of Program Notices E2 E1 E4 Service Center SC1 - Staff On Board SC2 - Training SC3 - Facilities Acquisition SC4 - Protocols Developed SC5 - Go-Live (Release 1 August 2013) SC3 SC1 Site 1 SC4 SC1 - Site 2 SC2 - Sites 1&2 SC2 Site 3 Finance F1 - Set Plan Assessment Rates F2 - Development of Financial Mechanisms F3 - Testing Internal Controls F4 - Identify Business Intelligence/Reporting Platform F2 F3 December 12, 2012 Page 2

California Health Benefit Exchange 2012 Working Discussion and Decision Calendar January 17 February 21 March 21 Discussion: Discussion: Discussion: Marketing and Branding SHOP Administrative Eligibility and Enrollment Community Mobilization Overview Verification Plan Update Eligibility and Enrollment Eligibility & Enrollment Assisters Program Design Policy Options Regulations Service Center Protocols Single Streamlined Action: Application Development Action: Outreach & Education Eligibility & Enrollment Grant Program Action: Regulations QHP Model Contract TBD Health Plan Assessments Update on Definition of Paid versus Unpaid Assisters Working Timeline: Meeting schedules and content may be adjusted. 4

Covered California Working Discussion and Decision Calendar April 25 May 23 June 20 Discussion: Discussion: Discussion: Outreach & Education Grant Program Update QHP Contracting Update Organization Overview QHP Contract Marketing Update Action: Announcement Stakeholder Advisory Group Update TBD Supplemental Benefit Announcement Action: Single Streamline Application Paper Prototype Assisters Program Design Action: QHP Contract Approval Working Timeline: Meeting schedules and content may be adjusted. 5

Establishment Support and Blueprint Update

Establishment Support & Blueprint Update Level 2 Grant Submitted November 15 th, 2012 Decision expected Mid-January, 2013 Blueprint Application Submitted December 14th, 2012 Certification decision expected by January, 1 st 2013 7

Legislative Update David Panush Director, Government Relations California Health Benefit Exchange Board Meeting December 18, 2012

CALHEERS Project Status Update Jim Brown CALHEERS Project Director California Health Benefit Exchange Board Meeting December 18, 2012

Recent CalHEERS Accomplishments Completed Joint Application Design Sessions (JADs) and Requirements Analysis Completed all required artifacts for December Federal IT Review Completed scope prioritization assessment Initiated Release 1 and 2 Development 10

CalHEERS Scope Prioritization CCIIO recommended CalHEERS team assess scope and determine a pragmatic development approach Assessment included analyzing results of JAD sessions Prioritized functionality based on Federal and State ACA requirements Performed a bottoms up estimate of work effort Gauged capacity of team to perform work Result of the analysis is an updated Release Approach that reduces overall schedule risk 11

CalHEERS Scope Prioritization Original Release Approach Release Release Date Key Functionality Release 1 7/1/13 Employer and Assister Account Creation / Registration Anonymous Screening and Shopping Individual Account Creation Release 2 10/1/13 Full Eligibility and Enrollment Capabilities Release 3 12/31/13 Financial Management Plan Management Reporting Surveys 12

CalHEERS Scope Prioritization Revised Release Approach Release Release Date Key Functionality Release 1 8/19/13 Assister Account Creation and Registration Release 2 10/1/13 Individual Account Creation Exchange Program Eligibility & Enrollment and Plan Selection Release 2.5 11/18/13 Initial Financial Management & Select Reports Release 3 12/31/13 Eligibility & Enrollment Functionality for MAGI Medi- Cal and AIM Additional Reports and Interfaces Release 4 3/2014 Additional Reports and Notices Employer Account Creation and Registration Anonymous Screening and Shopping SHOP Premium Processing MAGI Medi-Cal and AIM Plan Selection Remaining Financial Management Plan Management Release 5 6/2014 Eligibility and Enrollment Renewal Remaining Reports and Surveys 13

Stakeholder Engagement: Usability Research Activities Interviews in the field with Assisters and consumers [December January] Research and Design Progress Updates Research findings Webinar [February] Emerging Design Concepts Webinar [March] Design Outputs Webinar [April] 14

Stakeholder Engagement Public Comment Process Update Requirements Process and Requirements Document posted on website November 16, 2012 481 comments from 32 stakeholder groups were received and have been posted on our web site Over 200 have been addressed in our JAD sessions and are being incorporated in design Additional feedback on comments will be posted on the web site in early January 15

Federal IT Review Completed an IT Review with federal partners on December 12-13, 2012 Reviewed a variety of subjects including Project Status and the Revised Release Strategy Feedback on CalHEERS progress to date was positive Next review January 2013 16

Customer Service Center Updates Juli Baker Chief Technology Officer California Health Benefit Exchange Board Meeting December 18, 2012

Service Center Timeline Dec 12 Jan 13 Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Technology Integration & Setup DGS Facilities County Site Decision Potential County Implementation State Staff Hiring Develop Agreements for Warm Transfers Process Development Training Development Training Delivery Training Delivery Training Delivery Pilot Program/Soft Launch Oct. Launch 18

Protocol and Training Timeline Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Business Process Development Service Center Process Development Drafted Finalized Service Center & County Processes Finalized Drafted Finalized Training Development Training Delivery 19

Protocol Workflow Multiple Protocol Workflows in development CalHEERS & CRM Protocols Service Center Protocols Processes that impact CalHEERS development timelines due January 15th Service Center Protocol finalization due February 15th to meet training development timelines 20

General Parameters CalHEERS will determine eligibility and facilitate plan enrollment for consumers (Medi-Cal and Exchange) Counties handle walk-in customers, including Exchange and County programs Drive to completion of enrollment from any point of entry into the system Minimize bouncing the customer back an forth use one warm handoff at most Ongoing cases handled at the agency of record (e.g., Medi- Cal handled by counties; Exchange by Central Service Center) Sort calls seeking eligibility for workload management between Service Center and Counties, with warm hand-off requirement to assure consistent service regardless of sort 21

Quick Sort Process for Workload Management Quick Sort of Service Center phone calls for eligibility: Minimal sample questions to sort: (pending CMS review) 1. Number of people in your family 2. Anyone seeking coverage under age 19 or pregnant? 3. Anyone seeking coverage elderly or disabled? 4. Annual income? The questions will be refined during design and ongoing based on experience Initial cut off points for sort to County: Single, childless adult 138% Federal Poverty Level (FPL) (final level to be set based on Medi-Cal eligibility with potential for small margin to best reflect MAGI) Pregnant women 200% FPL Child of a adult not applying for coverage 250% FPL Continuous review of referral metrics to determine the need for adjustments All processes for first year then review and revise as appropriate Pending CMS Review 22

Multiple Program Families 1. Standard CalHEERS Process (self-service) CalHEERS automatically determines eligibility for all individuals and families, facilitating plan selection. 2. Family that is potentially eligible for multiple programs calls and requests phone enrollment: A. Initial Open Enrollment Period: Exchange Service Center conducts quick sort based on parent s eligibility. 1. Parent or all members of family appear to be Medi-Cal eligible Family is work is handled by County (warm handoff) 2. Parent appears to be Exchange eligible Service center collects single application material; eligibility determined and plan enrollment completed in CalHEERS Case information for family members who are MAGI Medi-Cal or Medi-Cal is collected and transferred to Counties B. Special Enrollment (April-September): Exchange Service Center conducts quick sort based on children s eligibility. 1. Parent or all members of family appear to be Medi-Cal eligible Family is work is handled by County (warm handoff) 2. Parent appears to be Exchange eligible Family is handled by County (warm handoff); County collects single application material; eligibility determined and plan enrollment completed in CalHEERS for parents (Exchange) and children (Medi-Cal) Process for first year then assess and revise as necessary. 23

Paper Application and Verification Issues Paper Applications that come to County are handled by County. Paper Applications that come into the Service Center: 1. Optical scan and eligibility run through CalHEERS (treat as on-line application) To the extent paper applications need more information: 2. Incomplete data Customer Service Representative collects the data by any channel (paper, phone, email, fax) as needed to complete 3. Verification problems (against Hub or other) follow the current Single Point of Entry approach to completion Note: to extent work is needed for entry of applications, need to review if quick sort is relevant or appropriate. 24

Forthcoming Magi Medi-Cal Pre-Enrollment Rules October December 2013, MAGI Medi-Cal Rules are not yet available to be programmed CalHEERS. Federal Guidance is imminent. 25

Service Center Protocol Next Steps Task Date Due CalHEERS & CRM Protocol Finalization January 15, 2013 Exchange & County Protocol Finalization February 15, 2013 Develop Interagency Agreements for Warm-Handoffs a) Covered California with DHCS b) Covered California with Counties participating in Quick Sort Warm- Handoff January April 2013 Service Center Protocol Finalization April 15, 2013 26

Stakeholder Advisory Group Update 27