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Navigators in Action: Helping Utahns Navigate Health Insurance Options

Certified Application Counselors are experts trained to assist individuals in evaluating health insurance options on the new Marketplace website. Utahns can find help at www.TakeCareUtah.org or by calling 2-1-1. These helpers come from various organizations such as Utah Health Policy Project, United Way of Salt Lake, and Asian Association Refugee and Immigrant Center. Establishing trusting relationships is crucial, and navigators work closely with providers, caseworkers, media, schools, and community organizations. The "What’s More Risky" campaign has been successful in enrolling over 84,601 Utahns through healthcare.gov, assisting over 45,907 Utahns, and hosting over 350 outreach/education events. For questions, contact Randal Serr at 801.433.2299 ext.8 or Randal@healthpolicyproject.org.

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Navigators in Action: Helping Utahns Navigate Health Insurance Options

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  1. Take Care Utah Randal Serr

  2. Who are the helpers? Navigator Certified Application Counselor Experts trained to help others evaluate their health insurance options on the new Marketplace website

  3. What navigators do?

  4. Where can Utahns find help? www.TakeCareUtah.org or 2-1-1

  5. Where do the helpers come from? Utah Health Policy Project Association for Utah Community Health United Way of Salt Lake/2-1-1 Asian Association - Refugee and Immigrant Center Alliance Community Services ComunidadesUnidas National Tongan American Society Pride Center Community Health Connect Community Action Services and Food Bank

  6. Trusting relationships matter • Providers/Caseworkers • Media • Schools • Community organizations

  7. Billboards

  8. “What’s More Risky” Campaign

  9. Accomplishments • Over 84,601Utahns enrolled through healthcare.gov (148% of original goal) • Over 45,907 Utahns assisted by Take Care Utah • Over 350 outreach/education events

  10. Questions Randal Serr 801.433.2299 ext.8 Randal@healthpolicproject.org

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