Indirect Benefits. Indirect benefits include greater public confidence and program support. Automation promotes cost efficiencies and program integrity, increasing the taxpaying public’s confidence in and support for these public assistance programs. Reductions in erroneous payments and increased collections enable States and the Federal Government to devote more dollars to intended recipients. All fifty States, the District of Columbia, and Puerto Rico (hereafter referred to collectively as states) participate in PARIS. Comparative Data for the four previous matches indicate a substantial amount of PARIS match activity: File (out of 52 states) SSNs submitted Matched SSNs Interstate (50 states) 64,666,326 512,525 Veterans (32 states) 7,855,563 303,923 Federal (42 states) 9,310,471 58,856 Total matched SSNs 875,304 File (out of 52 states) SSNs submitted Matched SSNs Interstate (48 states) 62,350,570 503,013 Veterans (39 states) 9,479,423 315,844 Federal (34 states) 9,317,190 56,364 Total matched SSNs 875,221 File (out of 52 states) SSNs submitted Matched SSNs Interstate (48 states) 63,171,967 555,030 Veterans (42 states) 9,380,600 393,993 Federal (27 states) 7,150,333 32,234 Total matched SSNs 981,257 File (out of 52 states) SSNs submitted Matched SSNs Interstate (49 states) 65,937,519 673,945 Veterans (42 states) 9,290,415 405,337 Federal (0 states) 0 0 Total matched SSNs 1,079,282 Note: The Federal match was not conducted in February 2019. DoD Civilian Personnel 750,840 DoD Civilian Pay 785,233 Active Duty Personnel 1,373,120 Military Active Duty Pay 1,367,323 Military Reserve Pay 978,112 Reserve Personnel 1,241,552 Non-Appropriated Fund Civilian Monthly 117,574 Military Retired Pay 2,363,691 Military Retiree Survivor Pay 333,026 Total: 9,310,471 Reported experiences received by ACF from states with regard to benefits accrued from participating in PARIS and utilizing the Veterans Match include some of the following: New York State, in State Fiscal Year 2018 (April 2018 through March 2019), closed or removed active individuals from 8,593 Public Assistance cases identified on the PARIS Match. The cost savings for these individuals was $49,351,452. These savings are calculated by determining the average annual cost of an individual in each of the following case types - Federally funded Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) PA cases (which can include Medicaid and Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) Benefits), New York funded Safety Net PA cases (which can include Medicaid and SNAP Benefits), and SNAP Only cases. New York tracks the number of individuals closed by the PARIS Match for each of these case types. The annual cost savings for each case type is calculated by multiplying the number of closed or removed cases by average annual cost of each case type. The annual cost savings is the sum of annual cost savings for each case type. The breakdown of the 2018 year's annual cost savings is as follows: $28,843,104 was saved in Public Assistance (includes SNAP and Medicaid Benefits issued through Public Assistance cases, TANF and New York funded Safety Net PA cases), and $20,508,348 in SNAP Only cases. These figures do not include Medicaid only cases. Pennsylvania has participated in the PARIS Interstate and VA Matches since their inception: The following results are for the PARIS Interstate Match from 1997 to 2016: • 336,085 matches have been loaded and 69,317 or 21% have been closed. • Total cost avoidance savings were estimated to be $234.9 million dollars. • The average savings per match closed was $3,389. The following results are for the PARIS Veterans Match 1998 to 2016: • 77,933 have been loaded and 10,367 have resulted in closed or reduced benefits. • Total annualized savings are estimated to be $49.3 million dollars. • The average savings per match closed or reduced was $4,758.
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Samples: Computer Matching Agreement, Computer Matching Agreement
Indirect Benefits. Indirect benefits include greater public confidence Greater Public Confidence and program support. Program Support: Automation promotes cost efficiencies and program integrity, increasing integrity so that the taxpaying public’s public may have confidence in that efforts to recover funds and support for these public assistance programsprevent further liability on the part of the States and Federal Government is subject to every reasonable effort. Reductions in erroneous payments and increased increase collections enable States and the Federal Government to devote more dollars to intended recipients. All fifty States, the District of Columbia, Columbia and Puerto Rico (hereafter referred to collectively as states) participate in PARIS. Comparative Data for the four previous matches indicate a substantial amount of PARIS match activity: File SSNs Submitted Matched SSNs Interstate (out of 52 44 states) 62,442,474 419,219 Veterans (34 states) 8,016,489 319,300 Federal (38 states) 10,196,437 76,838 Total matched SSNs submitted 815,357 File SSNs Submitted Matched SSNs Interstate (50 states) 64,666,326 512,525 64,798,660 416,283 Veterans (32 31 states) 7,855,563 303,923 8,016,489 275,794 Federal (42 41 states) 9,310,471 58,856 10,196,437 75,199 Total matched SSNs 875,304 767,276 File (out of 52 states) SSNs submitted Submitted Matched SSNs Interstate (48 43 states) 62,350,570 503,013 58,141,616 269,523 Veterans (39 ( 0 states) 9,479,423 315,844 0 0 Federal (34 states) 9,317,190 56,364 10,149,491 59,051 Total matched SSNs 875,221 328,574 • Veterans computer matching agreement expired 10/16/2014 File (out of 52 states) SSNs submitted Submitted Matched SSNs Interstate (48 43 states) 63,171,967 555,030 57,233,450 318,072 Veterans (42 states) 9,380,600 393,993 Federal (27 states) 7,150,333 32,234 Total matched SSNs 981,257 File (out of 52 states) SSNs submitted Matched SSNs Interstate (49 states) 65,937,519 673,945 Veterans (42 states) 9,290,415 405,337 Federal (( 0 states) 0 0 Federal (37 states) 10,124,845 66,907 Total matched SSNs 1,079,282 Note384,979 • Veterans computer matching agreement expired 10/16/2014 The Nov 2015 Federal file breakdown was: The Federal match was not conducted in February 2019. DoD Civilian Personnel 750,840 DoD Civilian Pay 785,233 Active Duty Personnel 1,373,120 FILENAME # of MATCHES Non-Appropriate Fund 4,304 Military Reserve 2,566 Military Retired 14,198 Military Active Duty Pay 1,367,323 Military Reserve Pay 978,112 Reserve Personnel 1,241,552 Non-Appropriated Fund 17,444 Civilian Monthly 117,574 Military Retired Pay 2,363,691 27,068 Civilian DOD 4,789 Military Retiree Survivor Pay 333,026 Total: 9,310,471 Reported experiences received by ACF from states with regard to benefits accrued from participating in PARIS 6,469 Total Matches 76,838 In 2007, the Administration for Children and utilizing the Veterans Match include some Families (ACF) of the following: New York State, in State Fiscal Year 2018 U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (April 2018 through March 2019), closed or removed active individuals from 8,593 DHHS) contracted with Altarum Institute (Altarum) to conduct a cost- benefit analysis of the Public Assistance cases identified Reporting Information System (PARIS). The purpose of this study was to develop and populate cost-benefit models that could be used to assess the potential impact of PARIS on State program expenditures and integrity. The PARIS Cost-Benefit Analysis Final Report is posted on the PARIS Matchwebsite. The diversity of States’ approaches to PARIS, combined with a lack of tracking results, made it difficult to create a single uniform approach to calculating PARIS costs and benefits. However, models were developed that would allow States to use a consistent approach to calculating costs and benefits for specific PARIS activities, such as managing clients who moved from one State to another but did not report the move, or clients that did not report income from Federal sources. At a national-level, the PARIS project will produce a positive return on investment, and this conclusion appears robust under varying conditions designed to test the sensitivity of these results and to more accurately reflect the current scope of PARIS activities. National-level cost benefit results are presented in terms of returns on investment (ROI) and in terms of actual net savings for these individuals was $49,351,452each file and program, as well as overall. These savings are calculated by determining Sensitivity analysis is used to test the average annual cost impact of an individual in each assumptions about the time required to work a match, the percent of the following case types - Federally funded Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) PA cases (which can include Medicaid and Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) Benefits), New York funded Safety Net PA cases (which can include Medicaid and SNAP Benefits)closed due to PARIS matches, and SNAP Only cases. New York tracks the number of individuals closed by the States that actually conduct follow-up investigations of PARIS Match for each of these case types. The annual cost savings for each case type is calculated by multiplying the number of closed or removed cases by average annual cost of each case type. The annual cost savings is the sum of annual cost savings for each case type. The breakdown of the 2018 year's annual cost savings is as follows: $28,843,104 was saved in Public Assistance (includes SNAP and Medicaid Benefits issued through Public Assistance cases, TANF and New York funded Safety Net PA cases), and $20,508,348 in SNAP Only cases. These figures do not include Medicaid only cases. Pennsylvania has participated in the PARIS Interstate and VA Matches since their inception: The following results are for the PARIS Interstate Match from 1997 to 2016: • 336,085 matches have been loaded and 69,317 or 21% have been closed. • Total cost avoidance savings were estimated to be $234.9 million dollars. • The average savings per match closed was $3,389. The following results are for the PARIS Veterans Match 1998 to 2016: • 77,933 have been loaded and 10,367 have resulted in closed or reduced benefits. • Total annualized savings are estimated to be $49.3 million dollars. • The average savings per match closed or reduced was $4,758matches.
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Samples: Computer Matching Agreement
Indirect Benefits. Indirect benefits include greater public confidence and program support. Automation promotes cost efficiencies and program integrity, increasing the taxpaying public’s confidence in and support for these public assistance programs. Reductions in erroneous payments and increased collections enable States and the Federal Government to devote more dollars to intended recipients. Recent Match Results All fifty States, the District of Columbia, and Puerto Rico (hereafter referred to collectively as states) participate in PARIS. Comparative Data for the four previous matches indicate a substantial amount of PARIS match activity: File (out of 52 states) SSNs submitted Matched SSNs Interstate (50 49 states) 64,666,326 512,525 77,839,917 1,912,712 Veterans (32 states) 7,855,563 303,923 Federal (42 states) 9,310,471 58,856 10,278,715 420,942 Federal (33 states) 10,700,931 78,618 Total matched SSNs 875,304 2, 472,272 File (out of 52 states) SSNs submitted Matched SSNs Interstate (51 states) 76,529,944 1,784,975 Veterans (39 states) 10,178,896 21,140 Federal (43 states) 10,688,544 84,148 Total matched SSNs 2,290,263 File (out of 52 states) SSNs submitted Matched SSNs Interstate (48 states) 62,350,570 503,013 79,669,327 2,135,007 Veterans (39 states) 9,479,423 315,844 Federal (34 states) 9,317,190 56,364 10,308,261 409,093 Federal ( 41 states) 10,708,025 101,243 Total matched SSNs 875,221 2,645,343 File (out of 52 states) SSNs submitted Matched SSNs Interstate (48 47 states) 63,171,967 555,030 77,960,637 2,054,165 Veterans (42 39 states) 9,380,600 393,993 10,567,698 432,046 Federal (27 40 states) 7,150,333 32,234 10,709,226 496,334 Total matched SSNs 981,257 File (out of 52 states) SSNs submitted Matched SSNs Interstate (49 states) 65,937,519 673,945 Veterans (42 states) 9,290,415 405,337 Federal (0 states) 0 0 Total matched SSNs 1,079,282 Note: The Federal match was not conducted in February 20192,982,545 . DoD Civilian Personnel 750,840 DoD Civilian Pay 785,233 Active Duty Personnel 1,373,120 Military Active Duty Pay 1,367,323 Military Reserve Pay 978,112 Reserve Personnel 1,241,552 Non-Appropriated Fund Civilian Monthly 117,574 Military Retired Pay 2,363,691 Military Retiree Survivor Pay 333,026 Total: 9,310,471 Recent PARIS Success Stories Reported experiences received by ACF from states with regard to benefits accrued from participating in PARIS and utilizing the Veterans Match include some of the following: New York State, in State Fiscal Year 2018 2021 (April 2018 August 2021 through March 20192022), closed or removed active individuals from 8,593 8,328 Public Assistance cases identified on the PARIS Match. The cost savings for these individuals was $49,351,45258,568,724. These savings are calculated by determining the average annual cost of an individual in each of the following case types - Federally funded Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) PA cases (which can include Medicaid and Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) Benefits), New York funded Safety Net PA cases (which can include Medicaid and SNAP Benefits), and SNAP Only cases. New York tracks the number of individuals closed by the PARIS Match for each of these case types. The annual cost savings for each case type is calculated by multiplying the number of closed or removed cases by average annual cost of each case type. The annual cost savings is the sum of annual cost savings for each case type. The breakdown of the 2018 2021 year's annual cost savings is as follows: $28,843,104 41,230,560 was saved in Public Assistance (includes SNAP and Medicaid Benefits issued through Public Assistance cases, TANF and New York funded Safety Net PA cases), and $20,508,348 17,338,164 in SNAP Only cases. These figures do not include Medicaid only cases. Pennsylvania has participated Michigan’s Investigative Analytics Unit utilizes the national PARIS Interstate Match to identify individuals receiving public assistance benefits in Michigan and another states at the same time. The resulting OIG investigation increases program integrity in Michigan’s public assistance programs by removing ineligible beneficiaries. IAU utilizes the national PARIS Interstate Match as an investigative tool to identify individuals who may be concurrently receiving public assistance in two or more states. The match data provides a concise description of the individual’s circumstances in both states at the point of the match, as well as contact information. OIG actively investigates individuals identified in the PARIS Interstate match for receiving public assistance benefits in another state. This often results in the assistance case being closed in Michigan and VA Matches since their inception: for some, a warrant request for welfare fraud. The following results are for utilization of the PARIS Interstate Match from 1997 to 2016: • 336,085 has been instrumental in lowering public assistance program expenditures by removing ineligible nonresident clients. In FY 2021, PARIS matches have been loaded resulted in $8.7 million in annual cost avoidance. In FY 2020, PARIS matches resulted in $11.7 million in annual cost avoidance. Washington State Veterans Benefit Enhancement Program (VBE) focuses on low- income U.S. military veterans and 69,317 or 21% have been closed. • Total cost avoidance savings were estimated to be $234.9 million dollars. • The average savings per match closed was $3,389their families that rely on Medicaid, and may not realize they are eligible for comprehensive federal care and benefits programs that would provide better benefits while preserving their homes and financial assets. The following results are for VBE staff embarked on a pioneering effort using available federal data provided by the PARIS Veterans Match 1998 Public Assistance Reporting Information System (PARIS) to 2016: • 77,933 have been loaded and 10,367 have resulted in closed or reduced connect Medicaid recipients with their federal veteran’s benefits. • Total annualized Washington began its efforts in 2002, focusing on long-term care beneficiaries, most of them in nursing homes, and working in partnership with the Washington State Department of Veterans Affairs. Since then, the state program has become a national model and best practice for using PARIS veteran’s data with 32 other states establishing similar efforts. The program is of benefit to veterans and results in redirection of Medicaid funding to others in need. The program is committed to building upon the over $100 million in savings are estimated to be since 2004 and has benefitted over 60,000 Washington veterans and families. During the State Fiscal Year (SFY) 2021, through Veterans Benefit Enhancement efforts the department reported medical costs avoidance of $49.3 million dollars. • The average savings per match closed or reduced was $4,75826.83 million.
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Samples: Computer Matching Agreement
Indirect Benefits. Indirect benefits include greater public confidence and program support. Automation promotes cost efficiencies and program integrity, increasing the taxpaying public’s confidence in and support for these public assistance programs. Reductions in erroneous payments and increased collections enable States and the Federal Government to devote more dollars to intended recipients. All fifty States, the District of Columbia, and Puerto Rico (hereafter referred to collectively as states) participate in PARIS. Comparative Data for the four previous matches indicate indicates a substantial amount of PARIS match activity: File (out of 52 statesStates) SSNs submitted Matched SSNs Interstate (50 statesStates) 64,666,326 512,525 71,013,384 688,760 Veterans (32 states37 States) 7,855,563 303,923 9,912,083 366,909 Federal (42 states31 States) 9,310,471 58,856 49,090 Total matched SSNs 875,304 1,104,759 File (out of 52 statesStates) SSNs submitted Matched SSNs Interstate (48 states52 States) 62,350,570 503,013 68,816,402 659,785 Veterans (39 statesStates) 9,479,423 315,844 9,833,648 372,329 Federal (34 states45 States) 9,317,190 56,364 9,321,176 66,969 Total matched SSNs 875,221 1,099,083 File (out of 52 states) SSNs submitted Matched SSNs Interstate (48 states) 63,171,967 555,030 Veterans (42 states) 9,380,600 393,993 Federal (27 states) 7,150,333 32,234 Total matched SSNs 981,257 File (out of 52 statesStates) SSNs submitted Matched SSNs Interstate (49 statesStates) 65,937,519 673,945 66,817,120 537,501 Veterans (39 States) 9,769,818 360,307 Federal (42 States) 9,278,459 55,932 Total matched SSNs 953,740 File (out of 52 States) SSNs submitted Matched SSNs Interstate (51 States) 62,303,730 469,703 Veterans (42 statesStates) 9,290,415 405,337 9,678,865 333,328 Federal (0 statesStates) 0 0 9,338,225 51,064 854,095 Total matched SSNs 1,079,282 Note: The Federal match was not conducted in February 2019. DoD Civilian Personnel 750,840 791,786 DoD Civilian Pay 785,233 797,588 Active Duty Personnel 1,373,120 1,383,591 Military Active Duty Pay 1,367,323 1,370,592 Military Reserve Pay 978,112 958,572 Reserve Personnel 1,241,552 1,219,554 Non-Appropriated Fund Civilian Monthly 117,574 108,405 Military Retired Pay 2,363,691 2,388,637 Military Retiree Survivor Pay 333,026 338,080 Total: 9,310,471 9,356,805 Reported experiences received by ACF from some of the states with regard to regarding benefits accrued from participating in PARIS and utilizing the Veterans Match include some of the following: The New York StateState Office of Temporary and Disability Assistance, in State Fiscal Year 2018 2019 (April 2018 2019 through March 20192020), closed or removed active individuals from 8,593 6,493 Public Assistance cases identified on the PARIS Match. The cost savings for these individuals was $49,351,45239.0 million. These savings are calculated by determining the average annual cost of an individual in each of the following case types - Federally funded Temporary Assistance for to Needy Families (TANF) PA cases (which can include Medicaid and Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) Benefits), New York funded Safety Net PA cases (which can include Medicaid and SNAP Benefits), and SNAP Only cases. New York tracks the number of individuals closed by the PARIS Match for each of these case types. The annual cost savings for each case type is calculated by multiplying the number of closed or removed cases by average annual cost of each case type. The annual cost savings is the sum of annual cost savings for each case type. The breakdown of the 2018 2019 year's annual cost savings is as follows: $28,843,104 24.76 million was saved in Public Assistance (includes SNAP and Medicaid Benefits issued through Public Assistance cases, TANF and New York funded Safety Net PA cases), and $20,508,348 14.24 million in SNAP Only cases. These figures do not include Medicaid only cases. Pennsylvania has participated in the PARIS Interstate and VA Matches since their inception: The following results are for the PARIS Interstate Match from 1997 to 2016: • 336,085 matches have been loaded and 69,317 or 21% have been closed. • Total cost avoidance savings were estimated to be $234.9 million dollars. • The average savings per match closed was $3,389. The following results are for the PARIS Veterans Match 1998 to 2016: • 77,933 have been loaded and 10,367 have resulted in closed or reduced benefits. • Total annualized savings are estimated to be $49.3 million dollars. • The average savings per match closed or reduced was $4,758.. In 2019 alone: 76,115 interstate matches were reviewed and 13,517 (18%) closed, for an estimated savings of $28.08 million ($2,077 per closure) 13,842 interstate matches were reviewed and 1,375 (10%) closed, for an estimated savings of $5.44 million ($3,955 per closure)
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Samples: Computer Matching Agreement
Indirect Benefits. Indirect benefits include greater public confidence and program support. Automation promotes cost efficiencies and program integrity, increasing the taxpaying public’s confidence in and support for these public assistance programs. Reductions in erroneous payments and increased collections enable States and the Federal Government to devote more dollars to intended recipients. All fifty States, the District of Columbia, and Puerto Rico (hereafter referred to collectively as states) participate in PARIS. Comparative Data for the four previous matches indicate indicates a substantial amount of PARIS match activity: File (out of 52 statesStates) SSNs submitted Matched SSNs Interstate (50 statesStates) 64,666,326 512,525 71,013,384 688,760 Veterans (32 states37 States) 7,855,563 303,923 9,912,083 366,909 Federal (42 states31 States) 9,310,471 58,856 49,090 Total matched SSNs 875,304 1,104,759 File (out of 52 statesStates) SSNs submitted Matched SSNs Interstate (48 states52 States) 62,350,570 503,013 68,816,402 659,785 Veterans (39 statesStates) 9,479,423 315,844 9,833,648 372,329 Federal (34 states45 States) 9,317,190 56,364 9,321,176 66,969 Total matched SSNs 875,221 1,099,083 File (out of 52 states) SSNs submitted Matched SSNs Interstate (48 states) 63,171,967 555,030 Veterans (42 states) 9,380,600 393,993 Federal (27 states) 7,150,333 32,234 Total matched SSNs 981,257 File (out of 52 statesStates) SSNs submitted Matched SSNs Interstate (49 statesStates) 65,937,519 673,945 66,817,120 537,501 Veterans (39 States) 9,769,818 360,307 Federal (42 States) 9,278,459 55,932 Total matched SSNs 953,740 File (out of 52 States) SSNs submitted Matched SSNs Interstate (51 States) 62,303,730 469,703 Veterans (42 statesStates) 9,290,415 405,337 9,678,865 333,328 Federal (0 statesStates) 0 0 9,338,225 51,064 Total matched SSNs 1,079,282 Note: The Federal match was not conducted in February 2019. 854,095 DoD Civilian Personnel 750,840 791,786 DoD Civilian Pay 785,233 797,588 Active Duty Personnel 1,373,120 1,383,591 Military Active Duty Pay 1,367,323 1,370,592 Military Reserve Pay 978,112 958,572 Reserve Personnel 1,241,552 1,219,554 Non-Appropriated Fund Civilian Monthly 117,574 108,405 Military Retired Pay 2,363,691 2,388,637 Military Retiree Survivor Pay 333,026 338,080 Total: 9,310,471 9,356,805 Reported experiences received by ACF from some of the states with regard to regarding benefits accrued from participating in PARIS and utilizing the Veterans Match include some of the following: New York State, in State Fiscal Year 2018 (April 2018 through March 2019), closed or removed active individuals from 8,593 Public Assistance cases identified on the PARIS Match. The cost savings for these individuals was $49,351,452. These savings are calculated by determining the average annual cost of an individual in each of the following case types - Federally funded Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) PA cases (which can include Medicaid and Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) Benefits), New York funded Safety Net PA cases (which can include Medicaid and SNAP Benefits), and SNAP Only cases. New York tracks the number of individuals closed by the PARIS Match for each of these case types. The annual cost savings for each case type is calculated by multiplying the number of closed or removed cases by average annual cost of each case type. The annual cost savings is the sum of annual cost savings for each case type. The breakdown of the 2018 year's annual cost savings is as follows: $28,843,104 was saved in Public Assistance (includes SNAP and Medicaid Benefits issued through Public Assistance cases, TANF and New York funded Safety Net PA cases), and $20,508,348 in SNAP Only cases. These figures do not include Medicaid only cases. Pennsylvania has participated in the PARIS Interstate and VA Matches since their inception: The following results are for the PARIS Interstate Match from 1997 to 2016: • 336,085 matches have been loaded and 69,317 or 21% have been closed. • Total cost avoidance savings were estimated to be $234.9 million dollars. • The average savings per match closed was $3,389. The following results are for the PARIS Veterans Match 1998 to 2016: • 77,933 have been loaded and 10,367 have resulted in closed or reduced benefits. • Total annualized savings are estimated to be $49.3 million dollars. • The average savings per match closed or reduced was $4,758.:
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Samples: Computer Matching Agreement
Indirect Benefits. Indirect benefits include greater public confidence and program support. Automation promotes cost efficiencies and program integrity, increasing the taxpaying public’s confidence in and support for these public assistance programs. Reductions in erroneous payments and increased collections enable States and the Federal Government to devote more dollars to intended recipients. All fifty States, the District of Columbia, and Puerto Rico (hereafter referred to collectively as states) participate in PARIS. Comparative Data for the four previous matches indicate indicates a substantial amount of PARIS match activity: File (out of 52 statesStates) SSNs submitted Matched SSNs Interstate (50 statesStates) 64,666,326 512,525 71,013,384 688,760 Veterans (32 states37 States) 7,855,563 303,923 9,912,083 366,909 Federal (42 states31 States) 9,310,471 58,856 49,090 Total matched SSNs 875,304 1,104,759 File (out of 52 statesStates) SSNs submitted Matched SSNs Interstate (48 states52 States) 62,350,570 503,013 68,816,402 659,785 Veterans (39 statesStates) 9,479,423 315,844 9,833,648 372,329 Federal (34 states45 States) 9,317,190 56,364 9,321,176 66,969 Total matched SSNs 875,221 1,099,083 File (out of 52 states) SSNs submitted Matched SSNs Interstate (48 states) 63,171,967 555,030 Veterans (42 states) 9,380,600 393,993 Federal (27 states) 7,150,333 32,234 Total matched SSNs 981,257 File (out of 52 statesStates) SSNs submitted Matched SSNs Interstate (49 statesStates) 65,937,519 673,945 66,817,120 537,501 Veterans (39 States) 9,769,818 360,307 Federal (42 States) 9,278,459 55,932 Total matched SSNs 953,740 File (out of 52 States) SSNs submitted Matched SSNs Interstate (51 States) 62,303,730 469,703 Veterans (42 statesStates) 9,290,415 405,337 9,678,865 333,328 Federal (0 statesStates) 0 0 9,338,225 51,064 854,095 Total matched SSNs 1,079,282 Note: The Federal match was not conducted in February 2019. DoD Civilian Personnel 750,840 791,786 DoD Civilian Pay 785,233 797,588 Active Duty Personnel 1,373,120 1,383,591 Military Active Duty Pay 1,367,323 1,370,592 Military Reserve Pay 978,112 958,572 Reserve Personnel 1,241,552 1,219,554 Non-Appropriated Fund Civilian Monthly 117,574 108,405 Military Retired Pay 2,363,691 2,388,637 Military Retiree Survivor Pay 333,026 338,080 Total: 9,310,471 9,356,805 Reported experiences received by ACF from some of the states with regard to regarding benefits accrued from participating in PARIS and utilizing the Veterans Match include some of the following: The New York StateState Office of Temporary and Disability Assistance, in State Fiscal Year 2018 2019 (April 2018 2019 through March 20192020), closed or removed active individuals from 8,593 6,493 Public Assistance cases identified on the PARIS Match. The cost savings for these individuals was $49,351,45239.0 million. These savings are calculated by determining the average annual cost of an individual in each of the following case types - Federally funded Temporary Assistance for to Needy Families (TANF) PA cases (which can include Medicaid and Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) Benefits), New York funded Safety Net PA cases (which can include Medicaid and SNAP Benefits), and SNAP Only cases. New York tracks the number of individuals closed by the PARIS Match for each of these case types. The annual cost savings for each case type is calculated by multiplying the number of closed or removed cases by average annual cost of each case type. The annual cost savings is the sum of annual cost savings for each case type. The breakdown of the 2018 2019 year's annual cost savings is as follows: $28,843,104 24.76 million was saved in Public Assistance (includes SNAP and Medicaid Benefits issued through Public Assistance cases, TANF and New York funded Safety Net PA cases), and $20,508,348 14.24 million in SNAP Only cases. These figures do not include Medicaid only cases. Pennsylvania has participated in the PARIS Interstate and VA Matches since their inception: The following results are for the PARIS Interstate Match from 1997 to 2016: • 336,085 matches have been loaded and 69,317 or 21% have been closed. • Total cost avoidance savings were estimated to be $234.9 million dollars. • The average savings per match closed was $3,389. The following results are for the PARIS Veterans Match 1998 to 2016: • 77,933 have been loaded and 10,367 have resulted in closed or reduced benefits. • Total annualized savings are estimated to be $49.3 million dollars. • The average savings per match closed or reduced was $4,758.. In 2019 alone: • 76,115 interstate matches were reviewed and 13,517 (18%) closed, for an estimated savings of $28.08 million ($2,077 per closure) • 13,842 interstate matches were reviewed and 1,375 (10%) closed, for an estimated savings of $5.44 million ($3,955 per closure)
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Samples: Computer Matching Agreement
