Technical Assistance
Explore how our partners can support states in responding to new safety net requirements in OBBBA.
Solutions Design and Delivery
Advising on SNAP Error Rate/Medicaid Work Requirements strategy. Identifying and prioritizing key initiatives, such as notice or application redesign, operational process improvement, or back end data-matching. Providing cross-functional “boots on the ground” to assist with implementation.
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Data Analysis
Helping states analyze their own data on error rates, ex parte renewals, medical frailty, verifications, and other key program elements to set strategic priorities for implementation. Building predictive risk models to find and prevent errors. Developing medical frailty coding models for work requirements.
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Technology Products and Services
Supporting the development of technology products to support reducing error rates, effectively implement work requirements, and automate enrollment and compliance. Deploying technology services teams to help states build, improve, or integrate technology products and data flows into state operations.
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Procurement Support
Advising and training on best practices for procurement of technology tools or services to implement OBBBA safety net requirements. Conducting market research to support awareness and evaluation of commercial offerings.
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Human-Centered Design
Evaluating and improving existing processes and communication approaches (applications, forms, notices) using human-centered design.
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Ecosystem Support
Connecting states to peers for information exchange and multi-state projects. Matchmaking states with technical assistance providers, foundations, and other partners to support implementation efforts (through one-off expert advising, teams, trainings, and development of templates and products).
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Policy Analysis and Federal Engagement
Providing information to states on the current status of federal legislation, guidance, and regulations related to OBBBA implementation. Sharing information from states and the field on implementation challenges and best practices to inform federal action.
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Talent and Capacity Building
Helping states build the in-house talent they need for OBBBA safety net implementation, including recruiting, developing model job descriptions and evaluation tools, and providing talent-related technical assistance to improve hiring and workforce management practices.
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Performance Management, Impact, and Evaluation
Helping states measure the impact of OBBBA initiatives to understand what approaches are working. Collecting and sharing quantitative and qualitative impacts of OBBBA safety net changes nationally and in specific states, including outcomes and experiences.
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