More than 323,000 Washingtonians have newly enrolled in private health coverage or Washington Apple Health (Medicaid) since Oct. 1, according to a press release from Washington Healthplanfinder.
More than 86,000 residents have now enrolled in private health plans – an 18 percent increase since Jan. 9. Additionally, the release said that more than 230,000 individuals previously covered through Apple Health have renewed their coverage through wahealthplanfinder.org, for a total of 557,650 residents.
Updated enrollment numbers from Oct. 1 to Jan. 23 are included below.
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Web and Call Center Data |
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1,342,856 |
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Accounts Created |
376,114 |
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Call Center Volume (Jan. to-date) |
79,044 |
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Avg. Initial Call Center Wait Time (Jan. to-date) |
2 min |
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Avg. Wait Time after Call Menu Selection* (Jan. to-date) |
39 min |
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Enrollments Completed |
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Qualified Health Plans |
86,031 |
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Medicaid Newly Eligible Adults |
160,587 |
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Medicaid Previously Eligible but not Enrolled |
77,144 |
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Medicaid Redeterminations (Previously Covered) |
233,888 |
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Total |
557,650 |
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In-Process Applications |
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Qualified Health Plan Applicants – Need to Pay |
81,872
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