Pennsylvania:
Streamlined Enrollment & Renewal through Technology
Funding
The initial investment for development of COMPASS was approximately $3.5 million. High-level support for the initiative – and leveraging it with another automation effort ongoing at the time – made it possible. Annual maintenance is split by four departments (Education, Health, Public Welfare and Insurance).
The addition of various features has ranged in cost: post-eligibility screening capacity, for example, required a $50,000 investment. Ongoing web improvements also range in cost, depending on how much is needed. In 2007, a $50,000 “facelift” was undertaken to simplify the main page; a more substantial upgrade currently underway to further simplify the application process through COMPASS will cost approximately $200,000.
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February 2008
Pennsylvania:
Streamlined Enrollment & Renewal through Technology
Funding
The initial investment for development of COMPASS was approximately $3.5 million. High-level support for the initiative – and leveraging it with another automation effort ongoing at the time – made it possible. Annual maintenance is split by four departments (Education, Health, Public Welfare and Insurance).
The addition of various features has ranged in cost: post-eligibility screening capacity, for example, required a $50,000 investment. Ongoing web improvements also range in cost, depending on how much is needed. In 2007, a $50,000 “facelift” was undertaken to simplify the main page; a more substantial upgrade currently underway to further simplify the application process through COMPASS will cost approximately $200,000.
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- Summary
- Background/History
- Primary Support
- Program Elements
- Funding
- Results
- Lessons Learned
- Contacts
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Download
Last Updated
February 2008