Our contract with the area agency on aging gives us $50 for an submitted application. It is difficult on us because we will do outreach, find people, sometimes compare Part D plans and then folks don't want to apply. I had a guy last week who would not apply last week because they wanted to see his car title.

We have never had a referral from our State SHIIP.

Good Afternoon,

A state MIPPA grantee has the following inquiry from other programs:

I've decided to move to a "pay for performance" model for MIPPA sub-grantees in September. I'm looking for ideas on a reimbursement amount per application. The agencies tell me they have to screen quite a few people to find someone who qualifies plus I know they need to do education/outreach to find possible applicants. Any ideas from the BEC grantees or other states?

Thanks,

Leslie

Leslie Fried, JD

Senior Director, Center for Benefits Access

Office: 571.527.3992

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