California and Virginia indicated that each would be evaluating the process. However, neither would have any results prior to late fall or early winter. Colorado Colorado is working on policy and legislative issues related to its electronic application. The application has to be redesigned to reflect any changes in the statute. In addition, the application will need to be reviewed for accuracy and to make sure that it is user-friendly.
Families currently receive a preprinted application that is used for redetermination.
The Advanced Planning Document approved by the federal government gave the state the authority to use a preprinted form for redetermination. Colorado will try to obtain a copy of the document for review. Alaska Alaska is developing an electronic redetermination process to pilot. Application information is entered into the computer and verification documents are scanned into PDF files and sent with the application by intranet to the Medicaid office. Electronic signatures will be used and the client needs to sign a paper document verifying a signature was obtained.