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Analysis of Tribal Consultation Policies For Health Insurance Exchanges NB John Paul (JP) Sabby JP.Sabby@nebraska.gov (402-471-0344) NC Jean Holliday Jean.holliday@ncdoi.gov 10 Nebraska is using NM Tribal Consultation Policy as a template and adapting it. No decision on Exchange until after election. If there is a State Exchange, it will be located inside state government in Division of Insurance. Check back in November. (10-18-12) No NC has not established legal authority and therefore no legal entity exists to execute Tribal Consultation Policy. There is only one federallyrecognized tribe (EBC) and they have been in discussions Yes Yes
Analysis of Tribal Consultation Policies For Health Insurance Exchanges ND bout Exchange. (7/12/12). No FFE NM Priscilla Caverly State HSD Yes Priscilla.Caverly@ state.nm.us has tribal consultation policy signed 7/29/11. State-Tribal Collaboratio n Act , SB196, requires all departments of state government to have a tribal consultation policy. (7/10/12) NV Jon Hager jhager@exchange.nv.gov (775- 687-9926) Yes NY Lisa Sbrana Tribal Yes state Lbs05@health.state.ny.us consultation (212-417-5293) meeting scheduled for 10/30/12 OK Buffy Heater No OK No FFE Buffy.heater@okhca.org exchange planning on hiatus and there is no Tribal Consultation Policy, although Medicaid (OHCA) does have one. (7/13/12) OR Rachel Oh Yes OR Health Yes state 11
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Analysis of Tribal Consultation Policies For <strong>Health</strong> Insurance Exchanges<br />
NB John Paul (JP) Sabby<br />
JP.Sabby@nebraska.gov<br />
(402-471-0344)<br />
NC Jean Holliday<br />
Jean.holliday@ncdoi.gov<br />
10<br />
Nebraska is<br />
using NM<br />
Tribal<br />
Consultation<br />
Policy as a<br />
template<br />
and<br />
adapting it.<br />
No decision<br />
on<br />
Exchange<br />
until after<br />
election. If<br />
there is a<br />
State<br />
Exchange, it<br />
will be<br />
located<br />
inside state<br />
government<br />
in Division of<br />
Insurance.<br />
Check back<br />
in<br />
November.<br />
(10-18-12)<br />
No NC has not<br />
established<br />
legal<br />
authority<br />
and<br />
therefore no<br />
legal entity<br />
exists to<br />
execute<br />
Tribal<br />
Consultation<br />
Policy.<br />
There is only<br />
one<br />
federallyrecognized<br />
tribe (EBC)<br />
and they<br />
have been in<br />
discussions<br />
Yes<br />
Yes