2012 NIHB Public Health Summit Hard Rock Casino May 30, 2012 AFFORDABLE CARE ACT AND PUBLIC HEALTH Jennifer Cooper NIHB Legislative Director.

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2012 NIHB Public Health Summit Hard Rock Casino May 30, 2012 AFFORDABLE CARE ACT AND PUBLIC HEALTH Jennifer Cooper NIHB Legislative Director

ACA OBJECTIVES  Increase access to affordable health coverage  Slow the rate of increase in health care costs  Increase health insurance consumer protections  Improve quality of health care  increase focus on prevention

Prevention and Wellness Public Health Workforce Health Data Collection/Research Maternal & Child Health PUBLIC HEALTH PROVISIONS

 Tribal Maternal, Infant, and Early Childhood Home Visiting Grant Programs  05/30/12 – Letter of Intent is due  Community Transformation Grant  Small Communities Programs – due 7/31/12  SAMHSA Behavioral Health-Tribal Prevention Grant (FY 2013)  President’s Proposed Budget: $40 million OPPORTUNITIES

NATIONAL INDIAN HEALTH OUTREACH AND EDUCATION

MISSION: To develop effective, streamlined, consumer-oriented materials to assist American Indians & Alaska Natives in understanding their rights and new opportunities under the Affordable Care Act (ACA) & the Indian Health Care Improvement Act (IHCIA). NATIONAL INDIAN HEALTH OUTREACH & EDUCATION (NIHOE) NIHOE National Partners & Area Coordinators

AREANAME Alaska #1Valerie Alaska #2Lanie AberdeenCecilia Fire AlbuquerqueNancy BemidjiJenny BillingsGordon CaliforniaJames NashvilleDee NavajoLarry OklahomaDiddy Phoenix #1Alida Phoenix #2Claudia PortlandJim 13 NIHOE AREA COORDINATORS

 A consumer-oriented, interactive website was developed and launched  A two day Kickoff meeting was held in Washington, D.C.  A two day National Tribal Health Care Reform Training was held in Minnesota OUTREACH & EDUCATION ACTIVITIES “Area Strategies Session: Developing Area Plans for O&E” – Bemidji Area

NATIONAL INDIAN HEALTH BOARD JENNIFER COOPER LEGISLATIVE DIRECTOR THANK YOU