Webinars on the Health Care Law
The HHS Partnership Center and CMS have updated webinars on the health care law for faith and other community organizations. To RSVP, please click on the date of the webinar and fill in the requested information.
Your Money Your Goals: Managing your Finances and Healthcare Costs
(1:00 pm CDT, Noon MDT, 11:00 am PDT)
Participants should also join by phone: 1-800-603-1774, Conference ID: 61583107
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau will provide an overview and primer of key topics in itsYour Money, Your Goals toolkit. The toolkit includes topics that may be helpful to individuals and families as they enroll in health insurance plans. These simple and easy to use tools are free, written in plain language, and in English and Spanish. Tools on cash flow budgeting, emergency savings, and options for paying new expenses—such as insurance premiums, co-pays, deductibles, out of pocket costs, dental and vision may help newly enrolled individuals and families plan for monthly premiums and other health care costs.
Understanding Medicare
(2:00 pm CDT, 1:00 pm MDT, Noon PDT)
This webinar is designed for new partners who counsel people with Medicare and for partners requiring a refresher. It provides basic information about the following:
- Part A (Hospital Insurance)
- Part B (Medical Insurance)
- Part C (Medicare Advantage Plans)
- Part D (Medicare Prescription Drug Coverage)
- Programs to help people with limited income and resources
- Where to find the answers to your program questions
New Graduates and Healthcare: Learn Your Options!
Graduating from college is an exciting step towards becoming independent. Yet many young adults don’t think about one other important step – having health insurance. Health insurance is very affordable for many people, often less than $100 a month, as a result of the Affordable Care Act. Many young adults are just one car accident or sports injury away from an expensive health care bill and potential bankruptcy. Join us for a free webinar to learn more about health insurance options for new graduates. A question and answer period will take place at the end of the webinar.
(11:00 am CDT, 10:00 am MDT, 9:00 am PDT)
(1:00 pm CDT, Noon MDT, 11:00 am PDT)
(1:00 pm CDT, Noon MDT, 11:00 am PDT)
Got Coverage? Next Steps in Using Your Health Insurance
Many people now have health insurance but may not know how to use it. This webinar will discuss how to read your insurance card, how to find a doctor, what you need to know in making an appointment and what to do in case you have a health emergency. Key terms will be discussed as well as recommended health screenings. We will highlight the Coverage to Care materials on health insurance literacy during the webinar. We will also discuss how faith and other community-based organizations are using these tools to help those in their congregations and communities.
(3:00 pm CDT, 2:00 pm MDT, 1:00 pm PDT)
(1:00 pm CDT, Noon MDT, 11:00 am PDT)
(2:00 pm CDT, 1:00 pm MDT, Noon PDT)
(2:00 pm CDT, 1:00 pm MDT, Noon PDT)
Special Enrollment Periods and Resources for the Uninsured
Individuals and families can enroll in the Health Insurance Marketplace during special enrollment periods if they experience certain circumstances. Special Enrollment Period circumstances include graduating from college and losing health insurance, getting married or divorced or having a baby, losing employer insurance or turning 26 and losing coverage on a parent’s health plan. Join this webinar to learn more about special enrollment periods and how to enroll in the Health Insurance Marketplace. For those who are uninsured and don’t qualify for the special enrollment period, learn what resources are available and when to enroll in the Health Insurance Marketplace.
(2:00 pm CDT, 1:00 pm MDT, Noon PDT)
(1:00 pm CT, Noon MT, 11:00 am PT)
(2:00 pm CDT, 1:00 pm MDT, Noon PDT)
Best Practices in ACA Outreach and Enrollment
Learn from faith leaders who have conducted successful outreach and enrollment campaigns before and during open enrollment. On July 23, we will hear from Abrar Quader from the Compassionate Care Network (CCN) which helped enroll people who are Muslim, Hindu and Sikh. CCN received a navigator grant from the Illinois state marketplace.
(1:00 pm CT, Noon MT, 11:00 am PT)
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