FY 2018-2019 Proje ct Goals Sample Clauses

FY 2018-2019 Proje ct Goals. Applicants should carefully consider their proposed service area and provide realistic project goals for carrying out all required duties during the first 12-month budget period. Applicants proposing to serve multiple FFEs must submit project goals for each FFE separately. If awarded funds, grantees will need to submit project goals for budget years 2 and 3 of this 36-month project period as part of their annual non-competing continuation applications. More importantly, if awarded funds, a recipient will be held accountable for meeting its proposed project goals. Failure to meet proposed project goals, especially goals that relate to work performed during the open enrollment (OE) period, or decreasing project goals after funds are awarded, may result in lower to no funding in future budget years. As described above, all applicants must submit realistic numbers for the following project goals regarding their Navigator work in the Exchanges for the first 12-month budget period: • Number of consumers expected to be reached through education and outreach activities during the entire 2018-2019 budget period. • Number of 1:1 consumer interactions during the entire 2018-2019 budget period (including both general and specific inquiries) with consumers as reported to CMS. • Number of consumers assisted with enrollment or reenrollment in a QHP during the entire 2018-2019 budget period. • Number of consumers assisted applying for or being referred to Medicaid/CHIP during the entire 2018-2019 budget period. • Number of consumers provided information and assistance during entire 2018-2019 budget year with the additional activities as stated in 45 C.F.R. § 155.210(e): ▪ Filing Exchange eligibility appeals, ▪ Understanding and applying for exemptions from the individua l shared responsibility payment, ▪ Understanding and assisting with premium tax credit reconciliation process, ▪ Exchange-related components of the premium tax credit reconciliation process, and understanding the availability of IRS resources on this process; ▪ Understanding basic concepts and rights related to health coverage and how to use it; and ▪ Referrals to licensed tax advisers, tax preparers, or other resources for assistance with tax preparation and tax advice related to consumer questions about the Exchange application and enrollment process, exemptions from the requirement to maintain minimum essential coverage and from the individua l shared responsibility payment, and premium tax credit recon...
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