INDIANA ELIGIBILITY MODERNIZATION

Voluntary Community Assistance Network (V-CAN)

Healthy Indiana Plan (HIP)

HIP is a state-sponsored health insurance plan for low-income Hoosiers. Hoosiers who may qualify for HIP include:

Uninsured, non-disabled adults between the ages of 19-64;

Parents or caretaker relatives of dependent children from 22% to 200% of federal poverty level (FPL);

Childless adults (maximum of 34,000 adults may be covered);

Hoosiers who are ineligible for employer-sponsored health care coverage;

U.S. citizens, legal immigrants (for at least 5 years), or a qualified non-citizen (refugee or asylee); and

Hoosiers who are uninsured for at least 6 months.

To apply for HIP, an applicant may complete a paper HIP application, which may be found online at www.HIP.in.gov. Local DFR offices, Hoosier Healthwise Enrollment Centers and participating V-CAN sites also have copies of paper HIP applications. Once completed, a HIP application may be submitted to a local DFR office or to the FSSA Service Center by mail or FAX.

Medicaid Disability (MA-D)

To apply for MA-D, an applicant or Authorized Representative may complete the Indiana Application for Assistance. On the Indiana Application for Assistance, the applicant must answer “yes” to Question

12 “Is this person blind, disabled or incapacitated?” The MA-D application process is listed below:

Indiana Application for Assistance is completed, signed and submitted;

FSSA Service Center mails an Interview Appointment notice to the applicant;

Applicant gathers medical provider information;

FSSA Service Center conducts interview (by phone, unless in-person is requested); o Worker completes 251B (Social Summary) during interview

o Applicant gives medical provider contact information during interview

FSSA Service Center mails: 2032 Pending Verifications Notice to applicant (if documents are needed) and 251A to medical provider;

FSSA Service Center sends records to Medical Review Team (MRT);

MRT makes disability determination;

State worker makes Medicaid eligibility determination; and

FSSA Service Center mails approval/denial notice to applicant.

Medicare Savings Program

The Medicare Savings Program application is used for specific Medicaid categories: Qualified Medicare Beneficiary (QMB), Specified Low-Income Medicare Beneficiary (SLMB) and Qualified Individual (QI).

To apply, applicants may complete the Indiana Application for Assistance online, over the phone, or on paper, or complete the Medicare Savings Program paper application (State Form 49228). MSP applications are processed within 45 days of application date.

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V-CAN specifications

IBM V-CAN, or IBM Virtual Cloud Access Network, represents a transformative approach in the realm of network architecture and cloud computing. Designed to provide seamless connectivity and security across various cloud environments, V-CAN offers a robust framework that allows businesses to innovate rapidly while maintaining control over their network resources.

One of the main features of IBM V-CAN is its emphasis on flexibility. Organizations can utilize V-CAN to integrate with multiple cloud providers, creating a hybrid cloud environment that optimally meets their needs. This flexibility enables businesses to distribute workloads across public, private, and on-premises resources, ensuring they have the scalability necessary to respond to fluctuating demands.

Another key characteristic of V-CAN is its focus on security. In today's digital landscape, protecting sensitive data is paramount. IBM V-CAN employs advanced security protocols, including end-to-end encryption and identity and access management, to safeguard data in transit and at rest. This dedication to security helps organizations mitigate risks associated with data breaches and unauthorized access, establishing a secure environment for all network activities.

V-CAN also leverages cutting-edge technologies such as Software-Defined Networking (SDN) and Network Function Virtualization (NFV). SDN allows for the dynamic management of network resources, enabling organizations to configure their networks on the fly based on real-time requirements. NFV complements this by virtualizing various network functions, reducing the need for dedicated hardware and simplifying management.

The integration of AI and machine learning within V-CAN enhances its capabilities further. These technologies allow for the analysis of network traffic patterns, automated threat detection, and proactive management of resources. As a result, organizations can optimize their network performance and react promptly to any potential issues.

Additionally, IBM V-CAN supports seamless collaboration across teams, regardless of their geographical location. With an intuitive interface and real-time data sharing capabilities, businesses can foster innovation while maintaining transparency and operational efficiency.

In conclusion, IBM V-CAN is a comprehensive solution that combines flexibility, security, and advanced technologies to meet the ever-evolving needs of businesses today. Its ability to integrate with multiple cloud environments, alongside robust security measures and intelligent network management, positions it as a valuable asset for organizations looking to thrive in the digital age. As cloud computing continues to evolve, V-CAN stands out as a cutting-edge framework that empowers businesses to navigate the complexities of a multi-cloud world effectively.