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The Access Project
Program to help communities protect
and/or improve access to care for uninsured and other underserved
populations (for the period indicated).
- Dianne C. Barker, MHS
Calabasas, CA
$76,445—Assessment of The Access
Project (5 months). ID#38525
Burness Communications, Inc.
Bethesda, MD
$426,168—America’s uninsured
op-ed campaign (for 16 months). ID#39073
Communications Project
Multiple Contractors
$272,100—Conducting market research
for a national advertising and outreach campaign on the uninsured
(for 2 months). ID#41359
Communities in Charge: Financing
and Delivering Health Care to the Uninsured
Program designed for local communities
interested in improving access to care for low-income, uninsured
individuals by rethinking the organization and financing of local
care delivery. The initiative will help broad-based community consortia
design and implement sustainable new delivery systems that manage
care, promote prevention and early intervention, and integrate services
(for the periods indicated).
- Medimetrix
Group, Inc.
Cleveland, OH
$2,000,000—Specialized technical
assistance to Communities in Charge grantees (18 months). ID#38599
$529,720—Technical
assistance and direction for Communities in Charge (1 year). ID#38018
- New York University,
Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service
New York, NY
$60,089—Consulting and technical
assistance for the Foundation’s access-related projects (1
year). ID#40435
Covering Kids™: A National Health Access Initiative for Low-Income,
Uninsured Children
Program to identify and enroll eligible
low-income children into public and private coverage programs and
to assure the continued enrollment of children as long as they remain
eligible (for the periods indicated).
- Communications
Projects
Multiple Contractors
$1,016,500—Strategic communications
campaign for Covering Kids (3 years). ID#40605
$300,000—Special
opportunities fund for Covering Kids (2 years). ID#39221
- Greer, Margolis,
Mitchell, Burns & Associates, Inc.
Washington, DC
$24,167,500—Planning for a strategic
communications campaign for Covering Kids (3 years). ID#38004
$118,870—"How-to
Kits" on reaching Hispanic/Latino families and adolescents
(4 months). ID#38587
- Health Management
Associates, Inc.
Lansing, MI
$248,070—Assessing Covering Kids
(3 months). ID#40216
- Wirthlin Worldwide
New York, NY
$816,000—Market research and evaluation
for the strategic communications campaign for Covering Kids (9
months). ID#39822
$110,000—Collecting
data to evaluate the Covering Kids media pilot (3 months). ID#40879
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