1 | Page 2022 CMS Navigator Cooperative Agreement Awardees Since 2013, Navigators have helped Americans understand their health insurance options and facilitated their enrollment in health insurance through the Federally-facilitated Marketplace (FFM). As trusted community partners, their mission focuses on assisting the uninsured and other underserved communities. Navigators serve an important role in connecting communities that historically have experienced lower access to health coverage and greater disparities in health outcomes to health coverage. Entities and individuals cannot serve as federally certified Navigators without receiving federal cooperative agreement funding, authorized in the Affordable Care Act, to perform Navigator duties. Below are the 59 organizations receiving 2022 CMS Navigator cooperative agreement awards for the FFM(s) they have been approved to serve. The table under each awardee organization provides information on which counties or parishes they will be serving, along with the underserved and diverse population(s) they plan to target, as outlined in their approved cooperative agreement application. Navigators are required to assist any consumer seeking assistance, even if that consumer is not a member of the community or group the awardee indicated in its application that it will target. The tables also include information on subawardee or subrecipient organizations that are under contract with the awardee to provide Navigator duties, if applicable. The 2021-2024 Navigator cooperative agreement awards were awarded for a 36-month period of performance, which runs through August 26, 2024. The cooperative agreement award amounts listed below under each awardee cover the second 12-month budget period (August 27, 2022 - August 26, 2023). The one awardee marked with an asterisk (*) has been funded to work in three FFM states and is listed separately under each of its funded FFM states. All 30 FFM states have at least one Navigator awardee organization.
2022 CMS Navigator Cooperative Agreement Awardees
Oct 18, 2022
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2022 CMS Navigator Cooperative Agreement Summaries2022 CMS Navigator Cooperative Agreement Awardees
Since 2013, Navigators have helped Americans understand their health insurance options and facilitated their enrollment in health insurance through the Federally-facilitated Marketplace (FFM). As trusted community partners, their mission focuses on assisting the uninsured and other underserved communities. Navigators serve an important role in connecting communities that historically have experienced lower access to health coverage and greater disparities in health outcomes to health coverage. Entities and individuals cannot serve as federally certified Navigators without receiving federal cooperative agreement funding, authorized in the Affordable Care Act, to perform Navigator duties. Below are the 59 organizations receiving 2022 CMS Navigator cooperative agreement awards for the FFM(s) they have been approved to serve. The table under each awardee organization provides information on which counties or parishes they will be serving, along with the underserved and diverse population(s) they plan to target, as outlined in their approved cooperative agreement application. Navigators are required to assist any consumer seeking assistance, even if that consumer is not a member of the community or group the awardee indicated in its application that it will target. The tables also include information on subawardee or subrecipient organizations that are under contract with the awardee to provide Navigator duties, if applicable. The 2021-2024 Navigator cooperative agreement awards were awarded for a 36-month period of performance, which runs through August 26, 2024. The cooperative agreement award amounts listed below under each awardee cover the second 12-month budget period (August 27, 2022 - August 26, 2023). The one awardee marked with an asterisk (*) has been funded to work in three FFM states and is listed separately under each of its funded FFM states. All 30 FFM states have at least one Navigator awardee organization.
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ALABAMA
Primary Contact: Vanessa Tate Phone: (205) 510-9798 Email: [email protected]
Counties Served
Individuals newly-eligible for health insurance through the Affordable Care Act, especially reaching out to low-income communities; rural communities; people living with HIV; people with disabilities; individuals re-entering society after incarceration; and other vulnerable and underserved populations.
Subawardee/ Subrecipient Contracted
Organizations
• The Right Place • East Alabama Medical Center (EAMC) • Druid City Hospital Health System Tuscaloosa • The Wellness Coalition (TWC) • Project Say Something • AIDS Alabama South, LLC • United Way-211 • Montgomery Area Community Wellness Coalition
Community Relationships
• Alabama Dept. of Public Health • Alabama Dept. of Edu. • Alabama Dept. of Human Resources • Local coalitions for the homeless and
other health and human services organizations
• United Way • Regions Bank
• Alabama Power • Univ. of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) • Existing partnerships with other
community organizations, religious institutions, businesses and other employers, schools, colleges, health care providers, and re-entry programs
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ALASKA
Counties Served
Racial and ethnic minorities; rural communities; Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, and other gender and sexual minorities (LGBTQ+); English language learners (ELL); Alaska Natives; Medicaid-eligible consumers who are not enrolled; low-income or homeless individuals; pregnant women; and new mothers.
Subawardee/ Subrecipient Contracted
Community Relationships
• Alaska Primary Care Assoc. • Alaska 2-1-1 • Community Health Centers • Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium • Mat-Su Health Services • Aging and Disability Resource Center • Alaska Division of Public Assistance • Anchorage Project Access • United Way chapters
• FFM Certified Application Counselors • Providence Alaska Medical Center
Anchorage Health Dept. • Anchorage Public Libraries • Community Health Workers • Alaska Department of Labor • Univ. of Alaska campuses • Schools, WIC offices, and hospital
maternity departments
ARIZONA
Counties Served
LGBTQ+ individuals; Low income and/or unhoused individuals; American Indians and Alaska Natives (AI/AN); people with physical or intellectual disabilities or cognitive, hearing, speech, and/or vision impairments; pregnant women, new mothers, and women with children; individuals with mental health or substance-related disorders; Individuals living with HIV/AIDS; Medicaid-eligible consumers who are not enrolled in coverage despite being eligible for Medicaid.
Subawardee/ Subrecipient Contracted
• Adelante Healthcare • Arizona Center for Rural Health (Univ. of
Arizona) • Asian Pacific Communities in Action • El Rio Health • Helping Families in Need • Chicanos Por La Causa/Keogh Health
Connection
• Neighborhood Outreach Access to Health
• North Country HealthCare • Sun Life Family Health Center • Sunset Health • University of Arizona • Valleywise Health
Community Relationships
• Cover AZ • Children’s Action Alliance • Refugee Women’s Clinic • HIV-specialty clinic (Ryan White
program) • Chambers of Commerce • Food Bank Assoc. • AZ Department of Health • AZ Public Health Assoc. • AZ Society of CPAs • AZ Hospital and Healthcare Assoc. • Arizona Partnership for Immunization • American Cancer Society
• Women, Infants and Children (WIC) programs
• Arizona Academy of Pediatricians • Children’s Action Alliance • Community Health Centers • Arizona School Nurse Association • AZ Public Interest Research Group • Also maintain hundreds of community
relationships that range from human and social service organizations to hospitals, business organizations, and government agencies
DELAWARE
Primary Contact: Shanen Wright Phone: 1-800-642-8686, ext. 2278 Email: [email protected]
Counties Served
Individuals who have experienced health disparities; minority populations; young adults; new mothers; individuals with children; Medicaid eligible consumers who are not enrolled in coverage; vulnerable populations; groups with high risk for multiple health problems and/or pre-existing conditions; those facing significant hardships (e.g., financial, housing, food insecurity); and those with limited English proficiency; underserved populations; groups who receive fewer health care services (e.g., Health Professional Shortage Areas); those who encounter barriers to accessing primary health care services (e.g., economic, cultural, and/or linguistic); rural populations; low income populations; and individuals with mental health or substance-related disorders.
Subawardee/ Subrecipient Contracted
• Delaware’s Minority, Women and Veteran-owned Businesses
• Occupational associations (e.g., Delmarva Chicken Farmers Association)
• Small Business Associations • Sussex Chamber of Commerce • Chi Eta Phi • DE Health Information Network (HIE) • DE Division of Public Health • DE Health Net (HRSA funded HCCN) • DE Housing Authority • DE Pharmacist Society • United Way • YMCA of DE
• DE Public Health Organizations • Diabetes Coalition • Goodwill • Immigrant commissions & coalitions • Universities and colleges • Service referral platforms (e.g., Unite
DE, Aunt Bertha, etc.) • Black Nurses Rock • Community clinics, grocery stores,
libraries; FQHCs • Women-focused organizations • Local food banks, mobile health vans,
and more
Westside Family Healthcare, Inc. (WFH) 2022 Award Amount: $1,075,000
Primary Contact: Lolita Lopez Phone: (302) 656-8292 Email: [email protected]
Counties Served
Specific high-need urban, suburban and rural communities in Delaware with higher rates of poor health outcomes; low socio-economic status; vulnerable and/or special needs populations; individuals with limited English proficiency; Latinx/Hispanic and Haitian populations; and populations underserved in the health insurance market.
Subawardee/ Subrecipient Contracted
• Representatives from the Congressional Delegation
• Hospitals, school districts, temporary employment agencies, non-profit agencies, government agencies, and public libraries
• State Service Centers • Christiana Care Health System – Helen
Graham Cancer Center and Nanticoke Health Services
• Delaware Center for Justice
Services • Chambers of Commerce • Local trade and hospital associations • Bayhealth Medical Center • Tidal Health • Beebe Healthcare • Delaware Restaurant Assoc. • Delmarva Chicken Assoc. • Fruit and Vegetable Assoc. of Delaware
FLORIDA University of South Florida/Florida Covering Kids & Families (FL-CKF) 2022 Award Amount: $12,908,382
Primary Contact: Jodi Ray Phone: (813) 974-3143 Email: [email protected]
Counties Served
Those who are vulnerable and disproportionately uninsured, include: LGBTQ+, gig workers, pregnant women with children, Young Invincibles, Hispanic/Latino, Haitian-Creole, service and hospitality workers, LEP, college students, re-entry population, victims of domestic violence, individuals with health and mental disabilities, and Ryan White ADAP clients.
Subawardee/ Subrecipient Contracted
Organizations
• The Family Healthcare Foundation • Primary Care Access Network • Health Planning Council of Southwest Florida • Health Planning Council of Northeast Florida • 90Works • United Way of Brevard County • Big Bend Area Health Education Center • Suwannee River Area Health Education Center • Epilepsy Florida
Community Relationships
FL-CKF Covering Florida Consortium has relationships with over 500 FL agencies and stakeholders including, but not limited to:
• Veterans services • Chambers of Commerce • Technical/vocational schools, colleges
and universities • Small businesses • Hospitals, health centers, and mental
health centers
Urban League of Broward County, Inc. 2022 Award Amount: $2,624,933
Primary Contact: Mark Reyes Phone: (954) 625-2549 Email: [email protected]
Counties Served
Target Population(s)
Subawardee/ Subrecipient Contracted
Organizations
• Tallahassee Urban League • Pinellas County Urban League • Urban League of Palm Beach County
Community Relationships
• YMCA • City of Fort Lauderdale • Legal Aid of Broward County • Publix Grocery, Baptist Health • Healing Place • Broward Health Memorial
Healthcare System
• Young Professionals Network • Broward County Public Schools • Hispanic Unity of Florida • LifeNet 4 Families • ARC Broward
GEORGIA
Georgia Association for Primary Health Care, Inc. (GAPHC) 2022 Award Amount: $2,545,303
Primary Contact: Cathy Bowden Phone: (404) 270-2178 Email: [email protected]
Counties Served
Rural residents; Hispanic residents; racial and ethnic minorities; women, new mothers and women with children; LGBTQ+; veterans; homeless individuals; Medicaid-eligible consumers who are not enrolled in coverage despite being eligible for Medicaid; individuals with HIV/AIDS; Native Americans; released prisoners; and low-income workers. GAPHC will provide assistance to any consumer seeking assistance, year-round.
Subawardee/ Subrecipient Contracted
• Hispanic Health Coalition of Georgia (HHCGA) • North Georgia Healthcare Center • Center for Pan Asian Community Services • Spring Creek Health Cooperative • Georgians for a Healthy Future
Community Relationships
• Consumers and employers • Social service agencies and hospitals • Elected officials • Public housing agencies • Chambers of Commerce, • Prisons • Restaurant, hospitality, and retail
associations
• Small business associations • American Indians and Alaska Natives (AI/AN) • Title X providers • GA Dept. of Community Health • Morehouse School of Medicine • GA Health Information Network • GA State Office of Rural Health • The Health Initiative (LGBT Organization) • Georgia Southern Univ. • Farm Bureau
Georgia Legal Services Program (Georgia ENROLL) 2022 Award Amount: $488,248
Primary Contact: Cynthia Gibson Phone: (706) 508-6300 Email: [email protected]
Counties Served
45 counties in rural Georgia: Appling, Atkinson, Bacon, Banks, Berrien, Brantley, Calhoun, Candler, Charlton, Clarke, Coffee, Colquitt, Cook, Decatur, Echols, Elbert, Fannin, Franklin, Gilmer, Gordon, Grady, Greene, Habersham, Hall, Jasper, Jeff Davis, Jefferson, Lumpkin, Macon, Montgomery, Murray, Oglethorpe, Polk, Putnam, Quitman, Rabun, Stewart, Taliaferro, Tattnall, Tift, Toombs, Union, Whitfield, Wilkes, Worth
Target Population(s)
Rural communities; uninsured; racial minorities; low- income individuals; women with children; pregnant women; new mothers; women fleeing domestic violence; people with physical or intellectual disabilities; people with mental health disorders; Medicaid-eligible consumers who are not enrolled in coverage despite being eligible for Medicaid.
Subawardee/ Subrecipient Contracted
churches • Elected leaders • Local media
• Faith-based organizations • Regional hospitals and health providers • Social service agencies • Local governments • Institutions of higher education • GeorgiaCares Program • American Bar Association
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St. Joseph's Mercy Care Services 2022 Award Amount: $170,042
Primary Contact: Kimberley Landers Phone: (404) 989-0722 Email: [email protected]
Counties Served
Subawardee/ Subrecipient Contracted
• Federally qualified health centers (FQHCs)
• Health departments • Community-based organizations • Churches • Atlanta public schools
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HAWAII
Counties Served
Target Population(s)
Consumers with limited English proficiency, consumers with disabilities, and other underserved consumers. In response to pandemic-related unemployment and loss of health insurance, this project will also target young adults aging off of their parents’ insurance (or experiencing loss of insurance due to a parent’s job loss) and homeless populations.
Subawardee/ Subrecipient Contracted
Community Relationships
• Next Step Shelter • Safe Haven • Kuhio Park Terrace • Churches • Women’s shelters and homeless
shelters
• Low income housing • Community centers • Compact of Free Association Countries
(COFA) • Consulate offices • MedQUEST through its Kokua project
ILLINOIS
Counties Served
Target Population(s)
Anyone who is uninsured, with an emphasis on the underserved in DeKalb County including those in poverty, people of color, the young/invincible generation, and the LGBTQ+ community.
Subawardee/ Subrecipient Contracted
System • Food Security Network • Network for Families
• Youth Services Bureau • Local health system and hospital • Libraries, parks, schools, banks, festivals,
and churches
Illinois Primary Health Care Association 2022 Award Amount: $3,618,700
Primary Contact: Beth Fox Phone: (217) 541-7300 Email: [email protected]
Counties Served
Target Population(s)
Individuals with limited access to health care services due to one or more of the following: low-income, uninsured, homeless, affected by HIV/AIDS, LGBTQ+, migrant workers, struggling with substance use disorders, and/or have special needs.
Subawardee/ Subrecipient Contracted
Organizations
• AHS Family Health Center • Aunt Martha’s Health & Wellness • Inner City Muslim Action Network • Alivio Medical Center • Knox County Health Dept. • Cass County Health Clinic • Lawndale Christian Health Center • Central Counties Health Centers,
Inc. • Legacy Medical Care • Chicago Family Health Center • Macoupin County Public Health
Dept. • Christopher Rural Health Planning
Corp. • Near North Health Service Corp. • Clarity Healthcare • Preferred Family Healthcare • PCC-Community Wellness Center
Community Health & Emergency Services, Inc.
• Pillars Community Health • Community Health Care, Inc.
• PrimeCare Health • Community Health Partnership of Illinois
Promise Healthcare • Crusader Community Health • Shawnee Health Service and Development
Corp. • Eagle View Community Health System • SIHF Healthcare • Erie Family Health Centers • Southern Illinois University Center for Family
Medicine • Greater Family Health • TCA Health, Inc. • Hamdard Center for Health & Human
Services • VNA Health Care • Heartland Health Centers • Whiteside County Community Health Center • Heartland Health Services • Will County Community Health Center • DuPage County Health Dept. • Access DuPage • Douglas County Health Dept.
Community Relationships
• Illinois Coalition for Health Access • Illinois Dept. of Healthcare and
Family Services • Illinois Dept. of Insurance/Get
Covered Illinois
• Illinois Public Health Assoc. • DuPage Federation • Protecting Immigrant Families of Illinois • Shriver Center on Poverty Law
Midwest Asian Health Association (MAHA) 2022 Award Amount: $1,040,535
Primary Contact: Andrew Piotrowski Phone: (312) 225-8708 Email: [email protected]
Counties Served
Target Population(s)
Asian immigrant/refugee populations who have multiple barriers to health care and insurance; hourly wage workers; part-time and variable income workers; individuals with limited English proficiency and low literacy levels; refugees; and persons with the lack of affordability and knowledge about affordable health insurance options.
Subawardee/ Subrecipient Contracted
coordinating outreach activities with local CHIP programs
• Navigator/other assistor organizations
• AARP • Food pantries, pharmacies, restaurants, and
grocery stores • School districts, school-nurse workgroup and
Head Start programs • WIC, free tax assistance organizations,
unemployment offices, and heating assistance agencies
• Other organizations that are trusted resources for uninsured target populations
INDIANA
Affiliated Service Providers of Indiana, Inc. (ASPIN) 2022 Award Amount: $1,609,974
Primary Contact: Julia Holloway Phone: (317) 536-4630 Email: [email protected]
Counties Served
Subawardee/ Subrecipient Contracted
• Immigrate Welcome Center • Exodus Refugee Center • Burmese Center and Catholic
Charities • State Health Insurance Program • Veteran’s Assistance and Veterans’
groups • Faith-based organizations • Social service organizations,
libraries, schools, food pantries, and YMCAs
• Food Finders and food pantries at churches • Dept. of Corrections, county jails, Sheriff’s
Assoc., and courts • Indiana Council of Community Mental Health
Centers Workgroup • OMPP Quality Strategy Committee • Ivy Tech Community Colleges • Manchester College School of Pharmacy • Vincennes, Butler, and Indiana Universities • Shalom Health • Victory Center • Little Red Door • American Legion • County Service Officers • SAMHSA Service Members and Veterans
Ascension Health Alliance 2022 Award Amount: $605,055
Primary Contact: Sara Taylor Phone: (832) 236-4271 Email: [email protected]
Counties Served
Target Population(s)
LatinX, African Americans, and other historically underserved ethnic and racial minorities; residents from rural communities; impoverished residents; residents lacking reliable transportation and access the internet; unemployed residents; low wage, "gig economy" and self-employed residents; residents with chronic illnesses including mental illness and HIV/AIDS; residents battling cancer; and families of newborns.
Subawardee/ Subrecipient Contracted
Community Relationships
• Crane House • Women's Care Center • Project Access • Houses of Worship • MLK Community Center • Fay Biccard Glick Neighborhood
Center
• Chambers of Commerce • Community Connect • United Way • Local community and social service agencies
that provide community outreach, health education, and referral programs
Lifespring, Inc., d.b.a. LifeSpring Health Systems 2022 Award Amount: $283,091
Primary Contact: Dr. Beth Keeney Phone: (812) 206-1362 Email: [email protected]
Counties Served
Target Population(s)
Subawardee/ Subrecipient Contracted
agencies • Homeless outreach and food banks • Community foundations • Chambers of Commerce
• Schools • Corporations • Sheriff’s offices, probation staff, and police
departments • County officials’ offices (commissioners,
county councils) • City officials (mayoral offices, city councils)
IOWA
Primary Contact: Jeremy Smith Phone: (304) 675-0628 Email: [email protected]
Counties Served
Subawardee/ Subrecipient Contracted
providers • Children’s services providers, • Intimate partner service
organizations • LGBTQ+ advocacy organizations • Ryan White program for HIV
patients • Legal Aid • United Ways
• Unemployment agencies • Agencies/people who serve pregnant women • Veteran’s service organizations • The disability community • Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs) • Rural Hospitals • County Department of Health and Human
Resource • 211 • Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA)
Planned Parenthood of The Heartland, Inc. 2022 Award Amount: $216,909
Primary Contact: Karalyn Indrelie Phone: (651) 696-5532 Email: [email protected]
Counties Served
Target Population(s)
Uninsured and diverse populations, including those who identify as black Indigenous and people of color (BIPOC); LGBTQ+; pregnant; rural; homeless; and low-income; people at high-risk for HIV/AIDS; and Medicaid-eligible consumers who are not enrolled in coverage despite being eligible for Medicaid.
Subawardee/ Subrecipient Contracted
Community Relationships
• Visiting Nurse Services • Genesis Health • Ponca Tribe • Girls, Inc. • Young Women’s Resource Center
• Lutheran Services in Iowa • County health departments • Schools and colleges • Correctional facilities serving both adult and
youth • As well as a variety of community-based
KANSAS
Community Care Network of Kansas (formerly Kansas Assoc. For Medically Underserved) 2022 Award Amount: $1,175,000
Primary Contact: Denise Cyzman Phone: (785) 233-8483 Email: [email protected]
Counties Served
Target Population(s)
Underserved and diverse populations in every county that are susceptible to vulnerabilities due to inequities in resources and other barriers to health, such as insurance status, income, racism, geography, health professional shortages, or other economic and social determinants. Low-income hourly workers, farmers, individuals who lost insurance due to COVID-19, pregnant women and new mothers, individuals with mental health and substance use disorders, individuals with HIV/AIDS, and Medicaid eligible consumers who are not enrolled in coverage.
Subawardee/ Subrecipient Contracted
• Kansas Cooperative Council • Kansas Nursery and Landscape
Assoc. and others supporting hourly workers, variable income workers and self-employed
• Kansas Farm Bureau • Farm implement dealers and others to reach
farmers and farm workers • Hair stylists, carpenters, landscapers, realtors
and other self-employed persons • Human Resource Managers
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Thrive Allen County (Kansas Cares) 2022 Award Amount: $1,681,510
Primary Contact: Jessica Thompson Phone: (620) 365-8128 Email: [email protected]
Counties Served
Target Population(s)
Subawardee/ Subrecipient Contracted
• Barber County United Coalition • Dickinson County Quality of Life Coalition • El Centro, Inc. • Project Access • Impact Ulysses • LiveWell Northwest Kansas • Mitchell County Regional Medical Foundation • Northeast Kansas Community Action Partnership • Southeast Kansas Community Action Program • Community Health Center of Southeast Kansas • Liberal Area Coalition for Families • Grow Clay County
Community Relationships
Southeast Kansas • Southeast Kansas Mental Health
Center
• Southeast Kansas Multi-County Health Dept. • Iola Unified School District 257 • Local health clinics at major regional
employers and other relevant organizations
LOUISIANA
Marillac Community Health Centers 2022 Award Amount: $466,300
Primary Contact: Michael Griffin Phone: (504) 482-2080, ext. 2254 or 2270 Email: [email protected]
Parishes Served
Subawardee/ Subrecipient Contracted
• Louisiana Primary Care Association…
Since 2013, Navigators have helped Americans understand their health insurance options and facilitated their enrollment in health insurance through the Federally-facilitated Marketplace (FFM). As trusted community partners, their mission focuses on assisting the uninsured and other underserved communities. Navigators serve an important role in connecting communities that historically have experienced lower access to health coverage and greater disparities in health outcomes to health coverage. Entities and individuals cannot serve as federally certified Navigators without receiving federal cooperative agreement funding, authorized in the Affordable Care Act, to perform Navigator duties. Below are the 59 organizations receiving 2022 CMS Navigator cooperative agreement awards for the FFM(s) they have been approved to serve. The table under each awardee organization provides information on which counties or parishes they will be serving, along with the underserved and diverse population(s) they plan to target, as outlined in their approved cooperative agreement application. Navigators are required to assist any consumer seeking assistance, even if that consumer is not a member of the community or group the awardee indicated in its application that it will target. The tables also include information on subawardee or subrecipient organizations that are under contract with the awardee to provide Navigator duties, if applicable. The 2021-2024 Navigator cooperative agreement awards were awarded for a 36-month period of performance, which runs through August 26, 2024. The cooperative agreement award amounts listed below under each awardee cover the second 12-month budget period (August 27, 2022 - August 26, 2023). The one awardee marked with an asterisk (*) has been funded to work in three FFM states and is listed separately under each of its funded FFM states. All 30 FFM states have at least one Navigator awardee organization.
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ALABAMA
Primary Contact: Vanessa Tate Phone: (205) 510-9798 Email: [email protected]
Counties Served
Individuals newly-eligible for health insurance through the Affordable Care Act, especially reaching out to low-income communities; rural communities; people living with HIV; people with disabilities; individuals re-entering society after incarceration; and other vulnerable and underserved populations.
Subawardee/ Subrecipient Contracted
Organizations
• The Right Place • East Alabama Medical Center (EAMC) • Druid City Hospital Health System Tuscaloosa • The Wellness Coalition (TWC) • Project Say Something • AIDS Alabama South, LLC • United Way-211 • Montgomery Area Community Wellness Coalition
Community Relationships
• Alabama Dept. of Public Health • Alabama Dept. of Edu. • Alabama Dept. of Human Resources • Local coalitions for the homeless and
other health and human services organizations
• United Way • Regions Bank
• Alabama Power • Univ. of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) • Existing partnerships with other
community organizations, religious institutions, businesses and other employers, schools, colleges, health care providers, and re-entry programs
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ALASKA
Counties Served
Racial and ethnic minorities; rural communities; Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, and other gender and sexual minorities (LGBTQ+); English language learners (ELL); Alaska Natives; Medicaid-eligible consumers who are not enrolled; low-income or homeless individuals; pregnant women; and new mothers.
Subawardee/ Subrecipient Contracted
Community Relationships
• Alaska Primary Care Assoc. • Alaska 2-1-1 • Community Health Centers • Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium • Mat-Su Health Services • Aging and Disability Resource Center • Alaska Division of Public Assistance • Anchorage Project Access • United Way chapters
• FFM Certified Application Counselors • Providence Alaska Medical Center
Anchorage Health Dept. • Anchorage Public Libraries • Community Health Workers • Alaska Department of Labor • Univ. of Alaska campuses • Schools, WIC offices, and hospital
maternity departments
ARIZONA
Counties Served
LGBTQ+ individuals; Low income and/or unhoused individuals; American Indians and Alaska Natives (AI/AN); people with physical or intellectual disabilities or cognitive, hearing, speech, and/or vision impairments; pregnant women, new mothers, and women with children; individuals with mental health or substance-related disorders; Individuals living with HIV/AIDS; Medicaid-eligible consumers who are not enrolled in coverage despite being eligible for Medicaid.
Subawardee/ Subrecipient Contracted
• Adelante Healthcare • Arizona Center for Rural Health (Univ. of
Arizona) • Asian Pacific Communities in Action • El Rio Health • Helping Families in Need • Chicanos Por La Causa/Keogh Health
Connection
• Neighborhood Outreach Access to Health
• North Country HealthCare • Sun Life Family Health Center • Sunset Health • University of Arizona • Valleywise Health
Community Relationships
• Cover AZ • Children’s Action Alliance • Refugee Women’s Clinic • HIV-specialty clinic (Ryan White
program) • Chambers of Commerce • Food Bank Assoc. • AZ Department of Health • AZ Public Health Assoc. • AZ Society of CPAs • AZ Hospital and Healthcare Assoc. • Arizona Partnership for Immunization • American Cancer Society
• Women, Infants and Children (WIC) programs
• Arizona Academy of Pediatricians • Children’s Action Alliance • Community Health Centers • Arizona School Nurse Association • AZ Public Interest Research Group • Also maintain hundreds of community
relationships that range from human and social service organizations to hospitals, business organizations, and government agencies
DELAWARE
Primary Contact: Shanen Wright Phone: 1-800-642-8686, ext. 2278 Email: [email protected]
Counties Served
Individuals who have experienced health disparities; minority populations; young adults; new mothers; individuals with children; Medicaid eligible consumers who are not enrolled in coverage; vulnerable populations; groups with high risk for multiple health problems and/or pre-existing conditions; those facing significant hardships (e.g., financial, housing, food insecurity); and those with limited English proficiency; underserved populations; groups who receive fewer health care services (e.g., Health Professional Shortage Areas); those who encounter barriers to accessing primary health care services (e.g., economic, cultural, and/or linguistic); rural populations; low income populations; and individuals with mental health or substance-related disorders.
Subawardee/ Subrecipient Contracted
• Delaware’s Minority, Women and Veteran-owned Businesses
• Occupational associations (e.g., Delmarva Chicken Farmers Association)
• Small Business Associations • Sussex Chamber of Commerce • Chi Eta Phi • DE Health Information Network (HIE) • DE Division of Public Health • DE Health Net (HRSA funded HCCN) • DE Housing Authority • DE Pharmacist Society • United Way • YMCA of DE
• DE Public Health Organizations • Diabetes Coalition • Goodwill • Immigrant commissions & coalitions • Universities and colleges • Service referral platforms (e.g., Unite
DE, Aunt Bertha, etc.) • Black Nurses Rock • Community clinics, grocery stores,
libraries; FQHCs • Women-focused organizations • Local food banks, mobile health vans,
and more
Westside Family Healthcare, Inc. (WFH) 2022 Award Amount: $1,075,000
Primary Contact: Lolita Lopez Phone: (302) 656-8292 Email: [email protected]
Counties Served
Specific high-need urban, suburban and rural communities in Delaware with higher rates of poor health outcomes; low socio-economic status; vulnerable and/or special needs populations; individuals with limited English proficiency; Latinx/Hispanic and Haitian populations; and populations underserved in the health insurance market.
Subawardee/ Subrecipient Contracted
• Representatives from the Congressional Delegation
• Hospitals, school districts, temporary employment agencies, non-profit agencies, government agencies, and public libraries
• State Service Centers • Christiana Care Health System – Helen
Graham Cancer Center and Nanticoke Health Services
• Delaware Center for Justice
Services • Chambers of Commerce • Local trade and hospital associations • Bayhealth Medical Center • Tidal Health • Beebe Healthcare • Delaware Restaurant Assoc. • Delmarva Chicken Assoc. • Fruit and Vegetable Assoc. of Delaware
FLORIDA University of South Florida/Florida Covering Kids & Families (FL-CKF) 2022 Award Amount: $12,908,382
Primary Contact: Jodi Ray Phone: (813) 974-3143 Email: [email protected]
Counties Served
Those who are vulnerable and disproportionately uninsured, include: LGBTQ+, gig workers, pregnant women with children, Young Invincibles, Hispanic/Latino, Haitian-Creole, service and hospitality workers, LEP, college students, re-entry population, victims of domestic violence, individuals with health and mental disabilities, and Ryan White ADAP clients.
Subawardee/ Subrecipient Contracted
Organizations
• The Family Healthcare Foundation • Primary Care Access Network • Health Planning Council of Southwest Florida • Health Planning Council of Northeast Florida • 90Works • United Way of Brevard County • Big Bend Area Health Education Center • Suwannee River Area Health Education Center • Epilepsy Florida
Community Relationships
FL-CKF Covering Florida Consortium has relationships with over 500 FL agencies and stakeholders including, but not limited to:
• Veterans services • Chambers of Commerce • Technical/vocational schools, colleges
and universities • Small businesses • Hospitals, health centers, and mental
health centers
Urban League of Broward County, Inc. 2022 Award Amount: $2,624,933
Primary Contact: Mark Reyes Phone: (954) 625-2549 Email: [email protected]
Counties Served
Target Population(s)
Subawardee/ Subrecipient Contracted
Organizations
• Tallahassee Urban League • Pinellas County Urban League • Urban League of Palm Beach County
Community Relationships
• YMCA • City of Fort Lauderdale • Legal Aid of Broward County • Publix Grocery, Baptist Health • Healing Place • Broward Health Memorial
Healthcare System
• Young Professionals Network • Broward County Public Schools • Hispanic Unity of Florida • LifeNet 4 Families • ARC Broward
GEORGIA
Georgia Association for Primary Health Care, Inc. (GAPHC) 2022 Award Amount: $2,545,303
Primary Contact: Cathy Bowden Phone: (404) 270-2178 Email: [email protected]
Counties Served
Rural residents; Hispanic residents; racial and ethnic minorities; women, new mothers and women with children; LGBTQ+; veterans; homeless individuals; Medicaid-eligible consumers who are not enrolled in coverage despite being eligible for Medicaid; individuals with HIV/AIDS; Native Americans; released prisoners; and low-income workers. GAPHC will provide assistance to any consumer seeking assistance, year-round.
Subawardee/ Subrecipient Contracted
• Hispanic Health Coalition of Georgia (HHCGA) • North Georgia Healthcare Center • Center for Pan Asian Community Services • Spring Creek Health Cooperative • Georgians for a Healthy Future
Community Relationships
• Consumers and employers • Social service agencies and hospitals • Elected officials • Public housing agencies • Chambers of Commerce, • Prisons • Restaurant, hospitality, and retail
associations
• Small business associations • American Indians and Alaska Natives (AI/AN) • Title X providers • GA Dept. of Community Health • Morehouse School of Medicine • GA Health Information Network • GA State Office of Rural Health • The Health Initiative (LGBT Organization) • Georgia Southern Univ. • Farm Bureau
Georgia Legal Services Program (Georgia ENROLL) 2022 Award Amount: $488,248
Primary Contact: Cynthia Gibson Phone: (706) 508-6300 Email: [email protected]
Counties Served
45 counties in rural Georgia: Appling, Atkinson, Bacon, Banks, Berrien, Brantley, Calhoun, Candler, Charlton, Clarke, Coffee, Colquitt, Cook, Decatur, Echols, Elbert, Fannin, Franklin, Gilmer, Gordon, Grady, Greene, Habersham, Hall, Jasper, Jeff Davis, Jefferson, Lumpkin, Macon, Montgomery, Murray, Oglethorpe, Polk, Putnam, Quitman, Rabun, Stewart, Taliaferro, Tattnall, Tift, Toombs, Union, Whitfield, Wilkes, Worth
Target Population(s)
Rural communities; uninsured; racial minorities; low- income individuals; women with children; pregnant women; new mothers; women fleeing domestic violence; people with physical or intellectual disabilities; people with mental health disorders; Medicaid-eligible consumers who are not enrolled in coverage despite being eligible for Medicaid.
Subawardee/ Subrecipient Contracted
churches • Elected leaders • Local media
• Faith-based organizations • Regional hospitals and health providers • Social service agencies • Local governments • Institutions of higher education • GeorgiaCares Program • American Bar Association
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St. Joseph's Mercy Care Services 2022 Award Amount: $170,042
Primary Contact: Kimberley Landers Phone: (404) 989-0722 Email: [email protected]
Counties Served
Subawardee/ Subrecipient Contracted
• Federally qualified health centers (FQHCs)
• Health departments • Community-based organizations • Churches • Atlanta public schools
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HAWAII
Counties Served
Target Population(s)
Consumers with limited English proficiency, consumers with disabilities, and other underserved consumers. In response to pandemic-related unemployment and loss of health insurance, this project will also target young adults aging off of their parents’ insurance (or experiencing loss of insurance due to a parent’s job loss) and homeless populations.
Subawardee/ Subrecipient Contracted
Community Relationships
• Next Step Shelter • Safe Haven • Kuhio Park Terrace • Churches • Women’s shelters and homeless
shelters
• Low income housing • Community centers • Compact of Free Association Countries
(COFA) • Consulate offices • MedQUEST through its Kokua project
ILLINOIS
Counties Served
Target Population(s)
Anyone who is uninsured, with an emphasis on the underserved in DeKalb County including those in poverty, people of color, the young/invincible generation, and the LGBTQ+ community.
Subawardee/ Subrecipient Contracted
System • Food Security Network • Network for Families
• Youth Services Bureau • Local health system and hospital • Libraries, parks, schools, banks, festivals,
and churches
Illinois Primary Health Care Association 2022 Award Amount: $3,618,700
Primary Contact: Beth Fox Phone: (217) 541-7300 Email: [email protected]
Counties Served
Target Population(s)
Individuals with limited access to health care services due to one or more of the following: low-income, uninsured, homeless, affected by HIV/AIDS, LGBTQ+, migrant workers, struggling with substance use disorders, and/or have special needs.
Subawardee/ Subrecipient Contracted
Organizations
• AHS Family Health Center • Aunt Martha’s Health & Wellness • Inner City Muslim Action Network • Alivio Medical Center • Knox County Health Dept. • Cass County Health Clinic • Lawndale Christian Health Center • Central Counties Health Centers,
Inc. • Legacy Medical Care • Chicago Family Health Center • Macoupin County Public Health
Dept. • Christopher Rural Health Planning
Corp. • Near North Health Service Corp. • Clarity Healthcare • Preferred Family Healthcare • PCC-Community Wellness Center
Community Health & Emergency Services, Inc.
• Pillars Community Health • Community Health Care, Inc.
• PrimeCare Health • Community Health Partnership of Illinois
Promise Healthcare • Crusader Community Health • Shawnee Health Service and Development
Corp. • Eagle View Community Health System • SIHF Healthcare • Erie Family Health Centers • Southern Illinois University Center for Family
Medicine • Greater Family Health • TCA Health, Inc. • Hamdard Center for Health & Human
Services • VNA Health Care • Heartland Health Centers • Whiteside County Community Health Center • Heartland Health Services • Will County Community Health Center • DuPage County Health Dept. • Access DuPage • Douglas County Health Dept.
Community Relationships
• Illinois Coalition for Health Access • Illinois Dept. of Healthcare and
Family Services • Illinois Dept. of Insurance/Get
Covered Illinois
• Illinois Public Health Assoc. • DuPage Federation • Protecting Immigrant Families of Illinois • Shriver Center on Poverty Law
Midwest Asian Health Association (MAHA) 2022 Award Amount: $1,040,535
Primary Contact: Andrew Piotrowski Phone: (312) 225-8708 Email: [email protected]
Counties Served
Target Population(s)
Asian immigrant/refugee populations who have multiple barriers to health care and insurance; hourly wage workers; part-time and variable income workers; individuals with limited English proficiency and low literacy levels; refugees; and persons with the lack of affordability and knowledge about affordable health insurance options.
Subawardee/ Subrecipient Contracted
coordinating outreach activities with local CHIP programs
• Navigator/other assistor organizations
• AARP • Food pantries, pharmacies, restaurants, and
grocery stores • School districts, school-nurse workgroup and
Head Start programs • WIC, free tax assistance organizations,
unemployment offices, and heating assistance agencies
• Other organizations that are trusted resources for uninsured target populations
INDIANA
Affiliated Service Providers of Indiana, Inc. (ASPIN) 2022 Award Amount: $1,609,974
Primary Contact: Julia Holloway Phone: (317) 536-4630 Email: [email protected]
Counties Served
Subawardee/ Subrecipient Contracted
• Immigrate Welcome Center • Exodus Refugee Center • Burmese Center and Catholic
Charities • State Health Insurance Program • Veteran’s Assistance and Veterans’
groups • Faith-based organizations • Social service organizations,
libraries, schools, food pantries, and YMCAs
• Food Finders and food pantries at churches • Dept. of Corrections, county jails, Sheriff’s
Assoc., and courts • Indiana Council of Community Mental Health
Centers Workgroup • OMPP Quality Strategy Committee • Ivy Tech Community Colleges • Manchester College School of Pharmacy • Vincennes, Butler, and Indiana Universities • Shalom Health • Victory Center • Little Red Door • American Legion • County Service Officers • SAMHSA Service Members and Veterans
Ascension Health Alliance 2022 Award Amount: $605,055
Primary Contact: Sara Taylor Phone: (832) 236-4271 Email: [email protected]
Counties Served
Target Population(s)
LatinX, African Americans, and other historically underserved ethnic and racial minorities; residents from rural communities; impoverished residents; residents lacking reliable transportation and access the internet; unemployed residents; low wage, "gig economy" and self-employed residents; residents with chronic illnesses including mental illness and HIV/AIDS; residents battling cancer; and families of newborns.
Subawardee/ Subrecipient Contracted
Community Relationships
• Crane House • Women's Care Center • Project Access • Houses of Worship • MLK Community Center • Fay Biccard Glick Neighborhood
Center
• Chambers of Commerce • Community Connect • United Way • Local community and social service agencies
that provide community outreach, health education, and referral programs
Lifespring, Inc., d.b.a. LifeSpring Health Systems 2022 Award Amount: $283,091
Primary Contact: Dr. Beth Keeney Phone: (812) 206-1362 Email: [email protected]
Counties Served
Target Population(s)
Subawardee/ Subrecipient Contracted
agencies • Homeless outreach and food banks • Community foundations • Chambers of Commerce
• Schools • Corporations • Sheriff’s offices, probation staff, and police
departments • County officials’ offices (commissioners,
county councils) • City officials (mayoral offices, city councils)
IOWA
Primary Contact: Jeremy Smith Phone: (304) 675-0628 Email: [email protected]
Counties Served
Subawardee/ Subrecipient Contracted
providers • Children’s services providers, • Intimate partner service
organizations • LGBTQ+ advocacy organizations • Ryan White program for HIV
patients • Legal Aid • United Ways
• Unemployment agencies • Agencies/people who serve pregnant women • Veteran’s service organizations • The disability community • Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs) • Rural Hospitals • County Department of Health and Human
Resource • 211 • Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA)
Planned Parenthood of The Heartland, Inc. 2022 Award Amount: $216,909
Primary Contact: Karalyn Indrelie Phone: (651) 696-5532 Email: [email protected]
Counties Served
Target Population(s)
Uninsured and diverse populations, including those who identify as black Indigenous and people of color (BIPOC); LGBTQ+; pregnant; rural; homeless; and low-income; people at high-risk for HIV/AIDS; and Medicaid-eligible consumers who are not enrolled in coverage despite being eligible for Medicaid.
Subawardee/ Subrecipient Contracted
Community Relationships
• Visiting Nurse Services • Genesis Health • Ponca Tribe • Girls, Inc. • Young Women’s Resource Center
• Lutheran Services in Iowa • County health departments • Schools and colleges • Correctional facilities serving both adult and
youth • As well as a variety of community-based
KANSAS
Community Care Network of Kansas (formerly Kansas Assoc. For Medically Underserved) 2022 Award Amount: $1,175,000
Primary Contact: Denise Cyzman Phone: (785) 233-8483 Email: [email protected]
Counties Served
Target Population(s)
Underserved and diverse populations in every county that are susceptible to vulnerabilities due to inequities in resources and other barriers to health, such as insurance status, income, racism, geography, health professional shortages, or other economic and social determinants. Low-income hourly workers, farmers, individuals who lost insurance due to COVID-19, pregnant women and new mothers, individuals with mental health and substance use disorders, individuals with HIV/AIDS, and Medicaid eligible consumers who are not enrolled in coverage.
Subawardee/ Subrecipient Contracted
• Kansas Cooperative Council • Kansas Nursery and Landscape
Assoc. and others supporting hourly workers, variable income workers and self-employed
• Kansas Farm Bureau • Farm implement dealers and others to reach
farmers and farm workers • Hair stylists, carpenters, landscapers, realtors
and other self-employed persons • Human Resource Managers
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Thrive Allen County (Kansas Cares) 2022 Award Amount: $1,681,510
Primary Contact: Jessica Thompson Phone: (620) 365-8128 Email: [email protected]
Counties Served
Target Population(s)
Subawardee/ Subrecipient Contracted
• Barber County United Coalition • Dickinson County Quality of Life Coalition • El Centro, Inc. • Project Access • Impact Ulysses • LiveWell Northwest Kansas • Mitchell County Regional Medical Foundation • Northeast Kansas Community Action Partnership • Southeast Kansas Community Action Program • Community Health Center of Southeast Kansas • Liberal Area Coalition for Families • Grow Clay County
Community Relationships
Southeast Kansas • Southeast Kansas Mental Health
Center
• Southeast Kansas Multi-County Health Dept. • Iola Unified School District 257 • Local health clinics at major regional
employers and other relevant organizations
LOUISIANA
Marillac Community Health Centers 2022 Award Amount: $466,300
Primary Contact: Michael Griffin Phone: (504) 482-2080, ext. 2254 or 2270 Email: [email protected]
Parishes Served
Subawardee/ Subrecipient Contracted
• Louisiana Primary Care Association…
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