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Communications Projects
Multiple Contractors
$332,864Communications component of surveying the consequences of uninsurance (for 6 months). ID#39965
$86,880Marketing and strategic communications support for the Foundation’s Priority Populations Program Management Team (for 1 year). ID#41291
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
    $520,956Technical assistance and direction for Communities in Charge (1 year). ID#38932
    $565,667Technical assistance and direction for Communities in Charge (1 year). ID#44368
    $341,065Specialized technical assistance to Communities in Charge grantees (1 year). ID#43557
Covering Kids™: A National Health Access Initiative for Low-Income, Uninsured Children
Program to help states and local communities increase the number of eligible children who benefit from health insurance coverage programs (for the periods indicated).
  • American Strategies, Inc.
    Washington, DC
    $67,250—Analyzing administrative data to evaluate the Covering Kids media pilot (8 months). ID#40881
    $168,250—Evaluation of changes in state administrative data for the Covering Kids media campaign, Phases II and III (8 months). ID#42063
  • Greer, Margolis, Mitchell, Burns & Associates, Inc.
    Washington, DC
    $124,563
    Covering Kids communications kit: Reaching American Indian/Alaska Native families (8 months). ID#41597
Covering Kids and Families
Program to increase the number of eligible children and adults who are benefiting from federal and state health care coverage programs (for the period indicated).
  • Mathematica Policy Research, Inc.
    Princeton, NJ
    $387,521—Evaluation design of Covering Kids and Families (7 months). ID#43391


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