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Learn about Colorado's Public Assistance Reporting Information System (PARIS), including its background, structure, opportunities, and accomplishments. Discover helpful information, best practices, and other resources related to PARIS.
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Public Assistance Reporting Information System Staci Morley-Young Colorado Department of Health Care Policy and Financing
Objectives • Describe Colorado’s background and structure • Identify the opportunities Colorado has encountered • List Colorado’s accomplishments • Identify helpful information for PARIS
Background • Participation began in 2006 • Participate in all quarters; all three matches
Structure • Two agencies for public assistance • State supervised, county administered
The Numbers • 78% of all Interstate Matches are for the 10 biggest counties • 57% of all Interstate Matches are for the Denver metro area and Colorado Springs
Opportunities • State supervised, county administered • Voluntary for counties • No additional funding/resources to work PARIS matches • Counties determine investigation action
Outreach • Understand procedures for working Matches • Determine which matches are being worked • Feedback on how to improve process
An Opportunity To Make a Change • EBT to require the ten biggest counties to work PARIS Interstate Match • Senate Bill to provide some funding to the counties for PARIS
Accomplishments • Project to identify possible erroneous payments based on PARIS Interstate Match and medical claims data
Accomplishments • Clarified Medicaid rules for VA Pension and Aid & Attendance • Clarified who was paying for prescription drugs for Veterans living in State Veterans Homes
Accomplishments • Project to close CHP+ cases identified on the PARIS Interstate Match
Helpful Information • PARIS Web site • Annual Training Conference Presentations • Best Practices • Reports • Other states