Midpoint: Data from the 1 st Half of Open Enrollment Period Hugh F. “Trey” Daly III Ohio State Director, Enroll America January 15, 2014 [email protected]

Midpoint:Data from the 1st Half of Open Enrollment

PeriodHugh F. “Trey” Daly III

Ohio State Director, Enroll America

January 15, [email protected]

513.659.0187

mailto:[email protected]

Ohio Marketplace Enrollment

•Private Insurance Enrollment = 39,955

•Assessed Medicaid Eligible = 48,971

•Pending = 2,929

•Total = 91,855


•Individuals Selected Plan = 39,955•% with Financial Assistance

• Ohio = 81% • FFM = 80%• SBM = 78%• USA = 79%


•Individuals Selected Plan = 39,955•% Female

• Ohio = 56% • FFM = 55%• SBM = 53%• USA = 54%


•Individuals Selected Plan = 39,955•% 18 - 34 year old

• Ohio = 19% • FFM = 23%• SBM = 25%• USA = 24%


•Individuals Selected Plan = 39,955•Plan Level Selected

Bronze Silver Gold Platinum Catastrophic

Ohio 20% 56% 20% 3% 1%

FFM 17% 61% 15% 7% 1%

SBM 25% 57% 10% 6% 1%

USA 20% 60% 13% 7% 1%

Largest Uninsured States

STATE UNINSUREDCalifornia 6,603,169Texas 5,771,479Florida 3,804,839New York 2,155,975Georgia 1,846,990Illinois 1,627,886North Carolina 1,528,388Ohio 1,338,208Pennsylvania 1,249,474Michigan 1,130,594New Jersey 1,114,220Arizona 1,064,887+Kentucky 621,065

Largest Uninsured States

STATE UNINSURED MARKETPLACE PLANSCalifornia 6,603,169 498,794Texas 5,771,479 118,532Florida 3,804,839 158,030New York 2,155,975 156,902Georgia 1,846,990 58,611Illinois 1,627,886 61,111North Carolina 1,528,388 107,778Ohio 1,338,208 39,955Pennsylvania 1,249,474 81,320Michigan 1,130,594 75,511New Jersey 1,114,220 34,751Arizona 1,064,887 27,943+Kentucky 621,065 33,036

Largest Uninsured State

STATE UNINSURED MARKETPLACE PLANS PENETRATIONCalifornia 6,603,169 498,794 7.55%Texas 5,771,479 118,532 2.05%Florida 3,804,839 158,030 4.15%New York 2,155,975 156,902 7.28%Georgia 1,846,990 58,611 3.17%Illinois 1,627,886 61,111 3.75%North Carolina 1,528,388 107,778 7.05%Ohio 1,338,208 39,955 2.99%Pennsylvania 1,249,474 81,320 6.51%Michigan 1,130,594 75,511 6.68%New Jersey 1,114,220 34,751 3.12%Arizona 1,064,887 27,943 2.62%+Kentucky 621,065 33,036 5.32%


STATE UNINSURED MEDICAID ELIGIBLE PENETRATIONCalifornia 6,603,169 181,817 2.75%Texas 5,771,479 47,177 0.82%Florida 3,804,839 58,392 1.53%New York 2,155,975 92,737 4.30%Georgia 1,846,990 30,983 1.68%Illinois 1,627,886 82,286 5.05%North Carolina 1,528,388 31,279 2.05%Ohio 1,338,208 48,971 3.66%Pennsylvania 1,249,474 17,897 1.43%Michigan 1,130,594 22,221 1.97%New Jersey 1,114,220 71,142 6.38%Arizona 1,064,887 40,452 3.80%+Kentucky 621,065 100,359 16.16%


STATE UNINSURED COMBINED PENETRATIONCalifornia 6,603,169 680,611 10.31%Texas 5,771,479 165,709 2.87%Florida 3,804,839 216,422 5.69%New York 2,155,975 249,639 11.58%Georgia 1,846,990 89,594 4.85%Illinois 1,627,886 143,397 8.81%North Carolina 1,528,388 139,057 9.10%Ohio 1,338,208 88,926 6.65%Pennsylvania 1,249,474 99,217 7.94%Michigan 1,130,594 97,732 8.64%New Jersey 1,114,220 105,893 9.50%Arizona 1,064,887 68,395 6.42%+Kentucky 621,065 133,395 21.48%

Enroll America Survey



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INSIGHTS FROM THE CHASE PROGRAM

First Enrollment Deadline

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Chase Program

•Organizers and volunteers have captured the on-the-ground experiences of thousands of consumers

• 70% have yet to attempt to enroll

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Chase Program

• African Americans and Latinos report the least success enrolling

• Latinos are generally much less likely to attempt to enroll (78% are reporting not having attempted)

• Only 27% of young adults 18-34 attempted to enroll, versus 39% of older adults 55-64






Chase Program

November 10th - 20th

November 21th - 30th

December 1st - 10th December 11th - 20th

December 21st - 31st0%

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Enrollment Success RateBased on interviews conducted by Enroll America volunteers

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Chase Program

Result of Enrollment Attempt

Challenge Experienced UnsuccessfulSuccessful but

decided not to enroll Overall

Technical Issue w/ Website 59% 15% 38%

Challenging Instructions 10% 1% 11%

Issues with call center 3% 1% 2%

Process took too long 10% 7% 7%

Not enough info 9% 4% 20%

Couldn’t get in-person help 4% 0% 4%

Couldn’t afford 11% 67% 16%

Encountered scam 0% 4% 1%

Other 10% 27% 13%




Chase Program

•Over 8 out of 10 consumers in our chase program pledged to enroll by December 23rd

•When asked how they plan to sign up before the deadline:

• Going to a local assister is the most popular (37%), followed by online (33%) and the hotline (23%)

• Those who have attempted to enroll but had website issues still prefer signing up online (45%), followed by a local assister (27%) and the hotline (25%)





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Midpoint: Data from the 1 st Half of Open Enrollment Period Hugh F. “Trey” Daly III Ohio State Director, Enroll America January 15, 2014 [email protected]