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    • To evaluate the effectiveness of the Marketplace Coverage Initiative (MCI).
    • To identify key challenges and inform future strategies for ACA Marketplace enrollment efforts.

    Main Methods:

    • Qualitative data collection through interviews, surveys, and focus groups.
    • Analysis of outreach activities and their link to enrollment outcomes.

    Main Results:

    • The connection between initial contact and final enrollment is weak due to follow-up difficulties.
    • Outreach tracking methods focusing solely on contacts (e.g., appointments) are insufficient for assessing enrollment.
    • A significant gap exists in health insurance knowledge among the uninsured regarding Marketplace decisions.

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    • Future enrollment strategies should prioritize linking outreach to actual enrollment outcomes.
    • Rethinking the utility of big data and campaign-style tactics based on enrollment linkage is necessary.
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