Partnerships as a Foundation for ACA Implementation
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Partnerships as a Foundation for ACA Implementation presentation by Bechara Choucair, M.D., Commissioner, Chicago Department of Public Health at the NACCHO Annual 2013.
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Partnerships as a Foundation for ACA Implementation
- 1. Bechara Choucair, M.D. Commissioner- Chicago Dept of Public Health @choucair Partnerships as a Foundation for ACA Implementation July 11, 2013
- 2. @ChiPublicHealth March 2010 June 2011 August 2011 SETTING A FOUNDATION
- 5. @ChiPublicHealth PUBLIC HEALTH / ACA PARTNERSHIPS
- 7. @ChiPublicHealth Tobacco Use Smoke-Free Campuses 3 Colleges / Universities 5 Hospitals 6 Behavioral health orgs Four CHA developments
- 8. @ChiPublicHealth 27 miles of buffer &protected bike lanes 750 bikes to share at 75 stations 500 new bike racks installed Obesity Prevention 13 licensed carts 30 vendors trained 30 carts in 2013 Healthy Vending Schools Parks City buildings
- 9. @ChiPublicHealth Adolescent Health CPS hires chief health officer Dually reports to CDPH CDPH creates Adolescent and School Health Office
- 10. @ChiPublicHealth Access to Care City partners with 7 FQHCs Continued care for 28,000 1115 Waiver granted - 62,000 applications - 18,000 approved CDPH public health services
- 11. @ChiPublicHealth Access to Insurance Coverage
- 13. @ChiPublicHealth
- 14. @ChiPublicHealth
- 15. @ChiPublicHealth Partnership with Hospitals Our Role to Date Moving Forward
Hinweis der Redaktion
- Healthy Chicago has set the foundation….
- Our ACA partnerships can be put into three, at times overlapping categories
- One of our local policy partners – Health & Disabilities Advocates – received a small amount of funding to create a website where you can click on a county, or region of the state to get some high level aggregated census information about eligibility for coverage under the ACA. In this screen shot, I ’ve highlighted the numbers for Chicago in red. While this site has been widely appreciated locally, from a public health perspective we were left asking, “so what?” What was this information really telling us, and more importantly, how could it be used to inform ACA implementation? Our partners understood our position, but to be fair, had met their goal by creating the website, and lacked the resources to do more. However, they did share our interest in getting more out of the data.
- Map overall uninsured to target enrollment efforts, but also do the same for specific populations where unique strategies for outreach may prove fruitful. For example, on the two chart on the right focus exclusively on SNAP recipients. So we know that 41% of SNAP recipients in Chicago are uninsured. Work with FSS to enroll.