Many details remain unclear on how California consumers and small businesses will obtain coverage under the Affordable Care Act. An analysis of draft federal regulations provides a look at what's ahead.

Hear preliminary findings about the health coverage enrollment experiences of Californians. Through a range of interviews and focus groups, researchers chronicled the perspectives of a cross-section of low-income Californians applying for insurance.

Health-e-App is a Web-based application for enrolling low-income children and pregnant women in public health insurance programs. Watch a video and read the business case analysis on the benefits of the application.

This policy briefing explored challenges and opportunities in the context of health reform as part of a larger project on enrollment issues.

This Mathematica Policy Research report examines four states' recent streamlining of enrollment and case management procedures for various health and social services programs, while drawing lessons for California.

One-e-App is a web-based system designed to screen and enroll applicants in multiple publicly funded health programs through a single application. It is built on the successful Health-e-App application platform and is uniquely managed by local communities.

One-e-App is a Web-based tool designed to streamline enrollment in public programs such as Medi-Cal, Happy Families, and other local and state health and social services programs. It enables members of a family to apply for many programs for which they may be eligible, without having to submit separate applications.

Thirteen county Medi-Cal eligibility offices collaborated to improve enrollment and retention of eligible children. In an intense 14-month initiative, the eligibility workers gathered data, tested ways to improve processes, and measured results.

At a recent technology conference, CHCF Vice President of Programs Sam Karp delivered the keynote address on the major obstacles to enrollment modernization; the role technology can and cannot play; and key lessons learned in California.

California's programs that serve low-income children and pregnant women have grown with its population. This report provides policymakers a blueprint for modernizing enrollment and retention in public programs.

This report examines the performance of California's Child Health and Disability Prevention Gateway program, identifying its successes and challenges and laying out a road map for the future.