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Health Connector Grant Opportunity - Representative Joe McGonagle Health Connector Grant Opportunity Posted by Narlie Monteiro 5sc on February 22, 2024 · Add your reaction Below, please find information about the Health Connector’s recently released Navigator grant opportunity.
Successful organizations are awarded Health Connector grants following a competitive procurement process to conduct health insurance outreach and education and provide application and enrollment assistance in the communities that they serve. A list of our current Navigator organizations can be found here: https://www. mahealthconnector.
org/navigators Massachusetts Health Connector Notice of Grant Opportunity: Navigator Program The Health Connector is pleased to announce that we are seeking applications from qualified and eligible organizations to serve as Navigators for the next grant cycle, which will be a three-year program (July 1, 2024, through June 30, 2027).
The Navigator program is an outreach, education and enrollment assistance grant program required by the Affordable Care Act (ACA) for every Health Insurance Marketplace. The Health Connector is the designated Health Insurance Marketplace for Massachusetts and administers the Navigator program in Massachusetts.
The purpose of the Navigator program is to help consumers that are seeking health or dental coverage understand their coverage options and access any available state and federal subsidies that may make their coverage more affordable.
The Navigator program goals are: · Increase awareness about Health Connector coverage options · Provide direct application and enrollment assistance to all applicants · Support current Health Connector members in maintaining coverage The Notice of Grant Opportunity (NGO) can be found on COMMBUYS at https://www. commbuys.
com/bso / and officially posted as Bid Solicitation: BD-23-1175-1175C-1175L-98012 To access the Navigator NGO in COMMBUYS: Click the link: https://www. commbuys.
com/bso/ · Search by Bid: BD-23-1175-1175C-1175L-98012 · On the Bid Solicitation page please reference the 5 File Attachments that make up the NGO materials: · Navigator NGO 2024-2027 · Appendix C Budget Worksheet · Appendix F Contract Template · Navigator 2024-2027 NGO Bidder’s Conference Please share this announcement with any interested stakeholders. Please check your e-mail for a link to activate your account.
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Navigator Program is funded by Massachusetts Health Connector. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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