GEAR

Introducing GEAR!

Welcome to GEAR and the first newsletter of the Georgia Enrollment Assistance Resource! GEAR is the new central hub of resources for Georgia’s enrollment assisters and community partners that work with people to educate them on their health and health coverage options. GEAR is full of handouts, interactive consumer tools, important assister updates, and other materials that will help enrollment assisters and community organizations better educate Georgians on health insurance enrollment, how to use their insurance, and more. Developed to help enrollment assisters and community stakeholders better educate and inform consumers, GEAR is a great resource to enhance the outreach, education, and enrollment efforts in Georgia. With Open Enrollment 3 just around the corner, GEAR can help us connect with each other and access the resources we need all in one place.

This newsletter will be an email digest of the current policy changes, Marketplace updates, and other relevant enrollment-related topics. Each week in GEAR you will find a highlight of GEAR and Georgia-specific resources, selected national resources, and a rundown of highlights from various enrollment related emails, including CMS, Enroll America, Families USA, and more!

GEAR Webinar

Did you miss our webinar, “GEARing Up for OE3?” On Monday, October 19, GHF’s Consumer Education Specialist and Consumer Enrollment and Education Specialist held a webinar to take a deep-dive into the resources that are available on GEAR.

Save the Date!

National Resource Highlight – In the Loop

New Marketplace Resources

Save the dates: Beyond the Basics of Health Reform Webinar Series for OE3
Center for Budget and Policy Priorities

Plan Renewal Process for 2016 – Plan Renewal Flow Chart
In the Loop

7 Questions to Ask When Buying or Renewing Coverage in the Marketplace
Families USA

Communicators Guide for 2015-2016
Enroll America/Get Covered America

Webinar: How to Make the Most Out of the Get Covered Connector
Enroll America

ICYMI – GHF’s releases “Get Insured. Stay Insured.” Toolkit

This toolkit is designed to walk people through each step of the enrollment process, from how to select the right plan for them, to how to find a doctor, and even things to keep in mind when filing taxes if they receive a subsidy. Each piece of the toolkit can be used individually based on where the person is in the enrollment process or it can be used as one comprehensive piece. If you have any questions about the toolkit or would like to receive hard copies (for pick up only in most cases) please contact Whitney Griggs.