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HEALTH COVERAGE ENROLLMENT REPORT JANUARY 2014

Table of Contents Website Statistics...1 Status of All Applications...2 by County...3 by Age...4 by Metal Level...6 by Gender...7 Family Size on Applications...8 s by Federal Poverty Level...9 Quality Health Plans by Carrier...11 Call Center Data...12 *This report represents data taken from Oct. 1, 2013 through Jan. 31, 2014.

Website Statistics Web Visits 9,544,209 = 200,000 Unique Visitors Page Views 1,385,272 = 200,000 Accounts Created 52,420,263 Unique Page Views 396,193 = 10,000 33,449,537 = 2 Million 1

Status of Applications s Completed Enrolled in QHP (Tax Credit) 71,063 QHP (No Tax Credit) 18,180 Medicaid Newly Eligible Adults 172,135 Medicaid Redeterminations (Previously Covered) Previously Eligible But Not Enrolled 260,379 82,584 604,341 260,250 71,063 18,180 254,721 QHP (Tax Credit) QHP (No Tax Credit) Medicaid Newly Eligible Adults Medicaid Redeterminations (Previously Covered) QHP Tax Credit: Includes individuals who have purchased a qualified health plan (private health plan) that qualified for a tax credit to lower their monthly insurance premiums. QHP No Tax Credit: Includes individuals who purchased a qualified health plan that either did not qualify for a tax credit or did not apply for financial help. Medicaid Newly Eligible Adults: Includes newly eligible individuals who have qualified and enrolled in a Medicaid plan under the Medicaid expansion and does not include those who have transitioned from other Medicaid programs. Medicaid Previously Eligible but not Enrolled: Includes individuals (children, pregnant women, low-income families) who are newly enrolling but were eligible under old Medicaid eligibility rules. Medicaid Redeterminations: Includes individuals (children, pregnant women, low-income families) who are newly enrolling but were eligible under old Medicaid eligibility rules. In Process Applications Application Status QHP (Need To Pay) 67,734 QHP (Need to Pay): Includes individuals who have completed an application for a Qualified Health Plan that is awaiting payment. 2

by County COUNTY QHP Medicaid Redeterminations Medicaid Newly Covered % of Enrolled ADAMS 223 2,450 979 0.604% ASOTIN 267 754 816 0.304% BENTON 1,735 8,558 6,646 2.805% CHELAN 1,347 4,276 3,464 1.505% CLALLAM 1,435 2,838 2,964 1.1987% CLARK 4,814 16,321 15,612 6.086% COLUMBIA 53 165 180 0.065% COWLITZ 880 4,760 4,085 1.6108% DOUGLAS 494 2,273 1,620 0.726% FERRY 91 318 265 0.111% FRANKLIN 654 6,897 3,605 1.847% GARFIELD 48 84 87 0.0362% GRANT 806 6,701 3,592 1.838% GRAYS HARBOR 875 3,654 3,251 1.2886% ISLAND 1,385 1,614 2,445 0.901% JEFFERSON 957 973 1,589 0.582% KING 29,850 57,164 68,152 25.701% KITSAP 3,146 6,484 8,051 2.928% KITTITAS 594 1,342 1,715 0.604% KLICKITAT 460 895 963 0.383% LEWIS 942 3,611 3,241 1.290% LINCOLN 141 477 355 0.161% MASON 659 2,273 2,159 0.843% OKANOGAN 699 2,594 2,091 0.891% PACIFIC 498 912 1,016 0.401% PEND OREILLE 169 709 503 0.228% PIERCE 7,041 27,862 27,458 10.329% SAN JUAN 877 561 950 0.395% SKAGIT 1,829 5,280 4,683 1.953% SKAMANIA 158 374 339 0.144% SNOHOMISH 8,640 21,410 22,334 8.676% SPOKANE 6,056 22,519 21,811 8.345% STEVENS 573 2,117 1,707 0.728% THURSTON 3,061 8,052 9,588 3.428% WAHKIAKUM 80 155 171 0.067% WALLA WALLA 704 2,766 2,049 0.914% WHATCOM 4,320 7,548 9,169 3.484% WHITMAN 334 907 1,299 0.420% YAKIMA 2,089 21,602 13,497 6.159% *QHP enrollment includes 261 additional enrollees in Unknown County. *Medicaid Previously Eligible enrollment includes 220 that did not map to Washington counties. *Medicaid Redeterminations enrollment includes 133 that did not map to Washington counties. 3

Medicaid by Age Medicaid Newly Covered AGE <19 48,817 19% 19-25 35,601 13% 26-35 62,935 25% 36-50 59,226 23% 51-64 48,018 21% >64 124 0% 254,721 100% Medicaid Redeterminations AGE <19 186,240 71.5% 19-25 12,229 4.7% 26-35 19,668 7.6% 36-50 24,763 9.5% 51-64 17,449 6.7% >64 34 0.01% 260,383 100% Medicaid Newly Covered: Includes Medicaid Newly Eligible Adults who have qualified and enrolled in a Medicaid plan under the Medicaid expansion and does not include those who have transitioned from other Medicaid programs. This number also includes Medicaid Previously Eligible but not Enrolled adults (children, pregnant women, low-income families) who are newly enrolling but were eligible under old Medicaid eligibility rules. Medicaid Redeterminations: Includes individuals (children, pregnant women, low-income families) who are newly enrolling but were eligible under old Medicaid eligibility rules. 4

Qualified Health Plan by Age AGE < 18 3,907 4.4% 18-25 7,736 8.7% 26-34 12,492 13.9% 35-44 13,714 15.4% 45-54 18,995 21.3% 55-64 31,940 35.8% 65 and older 459 0.05% 89,243 100% 35,000 30,000 25,000 20,000 15,000 10,000 5,000 0 < 18 18-25 26-34 35-44 45-54 55-64 65 and older Note: Individuals who are eligible for Medicare are not eligible to enroll in health insurance coverage through Washington Healthplanfinder. Some individuals over the age of 65 may enroll through Washington Healthplanfinder if they are not eligible for Medicare. 5

by Metal Level Metal Level Bronze 31,817 35.7% Catastrophic 59.07% Gold 9,159 10.3% Silver 48,208 54% 89,243 100% Gold Plans: Cover 80 percent of the cost of essential health benefits, while the patient pays 20 percent. Silver Plans: Cover 70 percent of the cost of essential health benefits, while the patient pays 30 percent. Bronze Plans: Cover 60 percent of the cost of essential health benefits, while the patient pay 40 percent. 31,817 48,221 9,159 59 Bronze Catastrophic Gold Silver Note: Health insurance carriers in Washington did not submit any Platinum plans for regulatory approval to be offered in Washington Healthplanfinder. 6

by Gender Medicaid s (Newly Covered) by Gender Gender Male 114,287 Female 140,434 254,721 45% 55% Medicaid s (Redeterminations) by Gender Gender Male 122,876 Female 137,507 260,383 47% 53% Qualified Health Plan s by Gender Gender Male 40,159 Female 49,084 89,243 45% 55% 7

Family Size on Applications QHP Family Size Household Members Applications 1 41251 2 16911 3 2445 4 1185 5 255 6 58 7 15 8 4 10 1 All s Family Size Household Members Applications 1 124513 2 23712 3 10946 4 6221 5 2774 6 984 7 324 8 131 9 59 10 30 11 18 12 7 13 2 14 2 The total applications on this chart includes applications for individuals who are fully enrolled. 8

s by Federal Poverty Level FPL <100% 1,687 1.9% > 138 - <= 150 % 7,377 8.3% > 150 - <= 200 % 24,147 27.1% > 200- <= 251 % 14,910 16.7% > 250 - <= 300 % 10,129 11.3% > 300 - <= 400 % 12,245 13.7% >=100 - <= 138 % 1,579 1.7% No Tax Credit 17,169 19.2% 89,243 100% 25,000 20,000 15,000 10,000 5,000 0 9

QHP s by Federal Poverty Level - Metal Levels FPL Bronze Level Greater than 250 % 11,835 37.2% Less than 250 % 11,173 35.1% No Tax Credit 8,809 27.8% 31,817 100% Silver Level FPL Greater than 250 % 7,754 16% Less than 250 % 35,274 73% No Tax Credit 5,180 11% 48,208 100% Gold Level FPL Greater than 250 % 2,767 30% Less than 250 % 3,236 35% No Tax Credit 3,156 35% 9,159 100% 10

Quality Health Plans By Carrier Gender % BridgeSpan 1,907 2.1% CHPW 2,031 2.2% Coordinated Care 11,736 13.2% Group Health 15,549 17.4% Kaiser Northwest 1,589 1.8% LifeWise 14,794 16.6% Molina 1,288 1.4% Premera 23,628 26.5% Premera MSP 16,721 18.7% 89,243 100% Please note that not all health insurance plans are available in all counties. Please see health insurance plans by county below Pediatric Dental Enrollees 3,624 Health Insurance Companies by County BridgeSpan King, Kitsap, Pierce, Skagit, Snohomish, Thurston, and Spokane Community Health Plan of Washington Adams, Benton, Chelan, Clark, Cowlitz, Douglas, Ferry, Franklin, Grant, Grays Harbor, King, Kitsap, Lewis, Okanogan, Pacific, Pend Oreille, Pierce, Skagit, Snohomish, Spokane, Stevens, Thurston, Wahkiakum, Walla Walla, Whatcom, Yakima Coordinated Care Adams, Benton, Chelan, Douglas, Franklin, Grant, Grays Harbor, King, Skagit, Snohomish, Spokane, Thurston, Walla Walla, Yakima Group Health Cooperative Benton, Columbia, Franklin, Island, King, Kitsap, Kittitas, Lewis, Mason, Pierce, San Juan, Skagit, Snohomish, Spokane, Thurston, Walla Walla, Whatcom, Whitman, and Yakima LifeWise Health Plan of Washington All 39 counties Molina Health Care of Washington King, Pierce and Spokane Premera Blue Cross All counties except Clark Kaiser Foundation Health Plan of the Northwest Clark and Cowlitz (Small Business and Individual Market) Delta Dental of Washington, Kaiser Foundation Health Plan of the Northwest, LifeWise, Premera Blue Cross All 39 counties (Pediatric Dental Only) Dental Health Services Benton, Chelan, Clark, Cowlitz, Douglas, Franklin, GraysHarbor, Island, Jefferson, King, Kitsap, Kittitas, Lewis, Mason, Pierce, SanJuan, Skagit, Snohomish, Spokane, Thurston, Wahkiakum,Whatcom, Yakima 11

Call Center Data Call Center Call Volume 118,104 Handled Calls 106,979 Deferred Calls 623,127 Average Wait Time Spanish Language Calls Calls for other Languages other than Spanish and English Initial and internal wait queues: 2:02 minutes; internal wait queues: 40:00 minutes 10,118 offered 7,675 handled 1,479 offered 454 handled Note: Data for enrollments through the toll-free Customer Support Center are not yet available. 12