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ConnectorCare Expansion Pilot Report

August 2024 - The ConnectorCare pilot expansion in Massachusetts has provided over 51,000 residents with access to more affordable health insurance, thanks to increased income eligibility limits from 300 percent to 500 percent of the federal poverty level. This initiative, part of the Fiscal Year 2024 state budget, has resulted in significant cost savings for members, with some saving over $150 monthly on premiums.

August 20, 2024 Webinar: How to get help with questions about MassHealth and Health Connector coverage

Video Video Transcript: Coming soon Download Presentation PDF Download Presentation PDF Resources In addition to the information and resources provided during the presentation, see the important web links below that address some commonly asked questions related to the topic of the webinar “Keeping or Getting Coverage through MassHealth and the Health Connector” MassHealth links: MassHealth Member Guides and Handbooks: MassHealth Member Guides and Handbooks | Mass.gov For Member information about renewing MassHealth coverage http://www.mass.gov/masshealthrenew Schedule an appointment with a MassHealth representative. Use the online scheduling tool at: www.mass.gov/info-details/schedule-an-appointment-with-a-masshealth-representative If someone is under 65 years of age, the easiest way to update MassHealth information and report changes is using the MA Login Account at www.mahix.org/individual. If someone is over 65 years of age, and the renewal notice has an eSubmission number, it can submitted online via document upload or fillable form at https://mhesubmission.ehs.mass.gov/esb For information about the MassHealth Premium Assistance Program www.mass.gov/masshealth/pa Learn more about Massachusetts Medicaid (MassHealth) Estate Recovery here: www.mass.gov/estaterecovery Health Connector links: To get an estimate for the Health Connector plans that may be available for individuals and families: Get an Estimate Tool To search by a provider and medication preferences: Health Connector’s Plan Comparison Tool For help getting started with the online application: https://www.mahealthconnector.org/get-ready-to-enroll For Medicare questions, please reach out to the SHINE Program - Medicare Counseling (Serving the Health Insurance Needs of Everyone): https://www.mass.gov/health-insurance-counseling If you have a unique situation or [...]

Enrollment and Billing Coordinator

The Enrollment and Billing Coordinator will support the Premium Billing and Notices area by becoming a subject matter expert in operational policies and processes and participating in day-to-day team activities, and leading relevant projects.

July 17, 2024 Webinar: Health Connector for Business: Affordable, Flexible Health Insurance

Video Video Transcript: Coming soon Download Presentation PDF Download Presentation PDF Resources Over 500 brokers are certified with Health Connector for Business. You can find one near you with our Broker Directory. Get a quote for your business. Learn about Employee Choice models available through Health Connector for Business. Get employer-specific information and resources about MassHealth redeterminations. Find more information about the ConnectWell wellness rebate program. Use the Health Connector for Business Provider Search Tool to search for plans by providers, facilities, or both. Learn about the Small Business Healthcare Tax Credit. For sole proprietors: For individual or family coverage, get a quick estimate and preview plans that may be available to you through the Health Connector. Use the Getting Started Guide for help getting started with the online application. For Medicare questions, please reach out to the Serving the Health Insurance Needs of Everyone (SHINE) Program.

June 5, 2024 Webinar: Keeping or Getting Health Coverage through MassHealth and the Health Connector

Video Video Transcript: Coming soon Download Presentation PDF Download Presentation PDF Resources Find more information, tools, and resources for individuals and families on MassHealth determinations at https://mass.gov/masshealthrenew To get help with your MassHealth renewal, visit http://masshealthrenew.org In addition to the information and resources provided during the presentation, see the important web links below that address some commonly asked questions related to the topic of the webinar “Keeping or Getting Coverage through MassHealth and the Health Connector” MassHealth links: MassHealth Member Guides and Handbooks: MassHealth Member Guides and Handbooks | Mass.govFor Member information about renewing MassHealth coverage http://www.mass.gov/masshealthrenewSchedule an appointment with a MassHealth representative. Use the online scheduling tool at: www.mass.gov/info-details/schedule-an-appointment-with-a-masshealth-representativeIf someone is under 65 years of age, the easiest way to update MassHealth information and report changes is using the MA Login Account at www.mahix.org/individual.If someone is over 65 years of age, and the renewal notice has an eSubmission number, it can submitted online via document upload or fillable form at https://mhesubmission.ehs.mass.gov/esbFor information about the MassHealth Premium Assistance Program www.mass.gov/masshealth/paLearn more about Massachusetts Medicaid (MassHealth) Estate Recovery here: www.mass.gov/estaterecovery Health Connector links: To get an estimate for the Health Connector plans that may be available for individuals and families: Get an Estimate ToolTo search by a provider and medication preferences: Health Connector’s Plan Comparison ToolFor help getting started with the online application: https://www.mahealthconnector.org/get-ready-to-enroll For Medicare questions, please reach out to the SHINE Program - Medicare [...]

Reporting Analyst

The Health Connector is seeking a Reporting Analyst to work with Health Connector staff and stakeholders to produce accurate, validated, sustainable, and timely reports. The Reporting Analyst is a member of the Data, Analytics & Reporting team within the Operations department.

May 8, 2024 Webinar: Keeping or Getting Health Coverage through MassHealth and the Health Connector

Video Video Transcript: Coming soon Download Presentation PDF Download Presentation PDF Resources Find more information, tools, and resources for individuals and families on MassHealth determinations at https://mass.gov/masshealthrenew To get help with your MassHealth renewal, visit http://masshealthrenew.org In addition to the information and resources provided during the presentation, see the important web links below that address some commonly asked questions related to the topic of the webinar “Keeping or Getting Coverage through MassHealth and the Health Connector” MassHealth links: MassHealth Member Guides and Handbooks: MassHealth Member Guides and Handbooks | Mass.govFor Member information about renewing MassHealth coverage http://www.mass.gov/masshealthrenewSchedule an appointment with a MassHealth representative. Use the online scheduling tool at: www.mass.gov/info-details/schedule-an-appointment-with-a-masshealth-representativeIf someone is under 65 years of age, the easiest way to update MassHealth information and report changes is using the MA Login Account at www.mahix.org/individual.If someone is over 65 years of age, and the renewal notice has an eSubmission number, it can submitted online via document upload or fillable form at https://mhesubmission.ehs.mass.gov/esbFor information about the MassHealth Premium Assistance Program www.mass.gov/masshealth/paLearn more about Massachusetts Medicaid (MassHealth) Estate Recovery here: www.mass.gov/estaterecovery Health Connector links: To get an estimate for the Health Connector plans that may be available for individuals and families: Get an Estimate ToolTo search by a provider and medication preferences: Health Connector’s Plan Comparison ToolFor help getting started with the online application: https://www.mahealthconnector.org/get-ready-to-enroll For Medicare questions, please reach out to the SHINE Program - Medicare [...]

May 1, 2024 Webinar: Health Connector for Business: Affordable, Flexible Health Insurance

Video Video Transcript: Coming soon Download Presentation PDF Download Presentation PDF Resources Massachusetts Health Connector for BusinessConnectWell for Business (Wellness program)Small Business Healthcare Tax Credit: https://www.mahealthconnector.org/business/employers/small-business-tax-credit and https://www.irs.gov/affordable-care-act/employers/small-business-health-care-tax-credit-and-the-shop-marketplaceCertified Broker Directory: To search by your provider and your medication preferences: Health Connector’s Plan Comparison Tool

Massachusetts health care reform’s 18th birthday: All-time high Massachusetts Health Connector enrollment, more than 1 million people covered in the last decade

April 12, 2024 – The Massachusetts Health Connector is celebrating today’s 18th anniversary of health care reform in Massachusetts, highlighting all-time high enrollment in health and dental plans, and providing health insurance to more than 1.1 million Massachusetts residents since 2015. Today, 350,000 Massachusetts residents get their health or dental coverage (or both) through the Health Connector, the most in the Marketplace’s history. This includes more than 250,000 in ConnectorCare coverage, the Health Connector’s landmark subsidized health insurance program. “Massachusetts’s historic health care reform law was signed into law on April 12, 2006, and not only created new opportunities for Massachusetts residents to access affordable health coverage, it also served as the model for national reform and the Affordable Care Act,” said Audrey Morse Gasteier, the Executive Director of the Massachusetts Health Connector. “Over just the last decade, more than 1 million Massachusetts residents have relied the Health Connector at some point for the coverage they needed, and today more than 21 million people are in ACA plans due to what Massachusetts proved was possible nearly two decades ago.” Massachusetts’s health care reform law, known as Chapter 58, created the Health Connector and the concept of an insurance marketplace that could connect easily residents of all incomes to comprehensive health coverage if they did not have access to coverage through a job or another program, like Medicaid or Medicare. The Health Connector also created a model for delivering subsidized coverage to state residents who qualify. Originally known as Commonwealth [...]

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