RFR - Community Partners
RFR - Community Partners
RFR - Community Partners
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E. A history of learning a new program thoroughly and quickly;<br />
F. A history of conducting effective outreach and marketing in the community, and measuring<br />
which strategies are most effective and why;<br />
G. Demonstrated awareness of or connections to a population of persons who need assistance to<br />
obtain or maintain health insurance coverage, including individuals who are potentially<br />
MassHealth-, Commonwealth Care- or Commonwealth Choice-eligible; bidders must be able to<br />
demonstrate their ability to effectively and efficiently reach the uninsured and underinsured who<br />
have not yet been easily identified or served through ongoing enrollment approaches and<br />
strategies.<br />
H. Demonstrated capacity of thorough intake/application business protocols, including capturing<br />
data such as how the individuals being served heard about the organization providing the services<br />
or about health care reform.<br />
I. Knowledge and understanding of the health care reform law including individual mandate,<br />
minimal creditable coverage, and affordability rules;<br />
J. Demonstrated capacity for completing program evaluations, tracking applicants, and accurate<br />
record keeping;<br />
K. Demonstrated capacity for developing program measures of success;<br />
L. A history of networking and building and sustaining collaborative working relationships in the<br />
community; and<br />
M. Internet access or a plan to develop such capability, and a demonstrated capacity or willingness to<br />
assist individuals in submitting applications for MassHealth, Commonwealth Care and<br />
Commonwealth Choice electronically.<br />
1.7 Conflict of Interest: The bidder may not have any interest that will conflict with the performance of<br />
services required under any Contract resulting from this <strong>RFR</strong>, or that may be otherwise anticompetitive,<br />
as determined by EOHHS, for the duration of the Contract. In order to so demonstrate, a<br />
bidder may be required to submit any additional relevant information requested by EOHHS regarding<br />
its financial, legal, contractual or other business interests. If EOHHS in its judgment determines that a<br />
bidder possesses a conflicting interest, EOHHS may propose or consider any proposal of the bidder<br />
for any measures which would eliminate or mitigate such conflicting interest to EOHHS’s<br />
satisfaction.<br />
SECTION 2.<br />
PROGRAM DESCRIPTION<br />
Under any Contract resulting from this <strong>RFR</strong>, the selected grantees, referred to throughout this document<br />
as “Contractors,” will be expected to provide the services and deliverables substantially as described<br />
herein, informed by the bidder’s response to the <strong>RFR</strong> and any additional requirements negotiated by<br />
EOHHS and the Contractor. Contractors will be responsible for the programmatic activities and services<br />
outlined in their proposals; Contractors are not expected to propose to utilize subcontractors under these<br />
grants.<br />
2.1 Target Populations: The programmatic activities are expected to serve target populations who are<br />
potentially eligible for MassHealth, Commonwealth Care, or Commonwealth Choice, and who may<br />
require individualized support due to geography, ethnicity, race, culture, immigration or disease<br />
status.<br />
<strong>RFR</strong> for MassHealth and Commonwealth Care Enrollment Outreach Grants<br />
FY 2008<br />
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