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Wisconsin’s BadgerCare Plus Coverage Expansion: Early Evaluation Results
- 1. Wisconsin’s BadgerCare Plus Coverage Expansion: Early Evaluation Results APPAM 2009 Lindsey Leininger State of WI Collaborators: Milda Aksamitauskas, Linda McCart Principal Investigators: Tom DeLeire, Thomas R.Oliver Project Director: Donna Friedsam
- 8. “ All Kids” Marketing
- 15. Child Enrollment by FPL
- 16. Enrollments Relative to Population Estimates: Children Child All <150 150-200 200-300 300+ Urban Rural Dec-07 24% 84% 19% 0.3% 0.0% 21% 36% May-09 29% 94% 37% 5% 0.4% 25% 42% Change 5% 10% 18% 4% 0.4% 5% 6%
- 17. Change in Initial Enrollment per Uninsured Population: Children
- 19. Parent Enrollment by FPL Dec-07 May-09 Change % of change All 176,686 237,779 61,093 100% <150 166,051 210,213 44,162 72% 150-200 10,113 23,435 13,322 22% 200+ 390 4,131 3,741 6%
- 20. Change in Enrollment per Uninsured Population: Parents
- 21. Enrollments Relative to Population Estimates: Parents
- 22. Exit Rates
- 23. Churning: 6 Months Churning = % of enrollees in a given month who exit and re-enter the program within a 6 month window
- 24. Who Are the Auto-Converts? All Kids Parents Auto-enrolled in Feb. 2008 41,148 17,132 24,016 Of these, what % had a family member enrolled in Jan 08? Any family member 92% 87% 95% Parent/Spouse 26% 41% 15% Sibling/Child 80% 61% 94% Previously Enrolled (2007) 62% 71% 56%
- 25. Auto-Converts vs. Other New Enrollees
Editor's Notes
- Mention that this is an ongoing reform effort and that we’re just talking about the first part of the implementation
- 1. Eligibility expansion
- 2. Administrative simplification
- 2. Administrative simplification
- 2. Administrative simplification, cont’d -- Mention that it’s taking some time to get the employer verification systems up and running
- Still part of 2. Administrative simplification
- 3. Marketing and outreach efforts -- Mention that lots of marketing materials were distributed throughout the state
- Marketing and outreach efforts, cont’d
- Mention in presentation re: qualitative component Initial round of 17 stakeholders completed Follow-up planned with program managers and county eligibility offices An overarching goal is to complement the quantitative results by providing context and rich descriptive information
- Mention that the CPS numbers are compared with those garnered from the ACS and the WI FHS
- A quick textual interpretation of original figure
- A second measure of take-up
- Heuristic to show the magnitude of the initial bump-up in enrollment relative to existing stock of uninsured people. Note that the change in enrollment reported is increase seen between December 2007 and April 2008
- Heuristic to show the magnitude of the initial bump-up in enrollment relative to existing stock of uninsured people. Note that the change in enrollment reported is increase seen between December 2007 and April 2008