Print & Mail Management
The Medicaid Unwinding process has brought postal mail to the forefront of the HHS conversation.
Learn how a modernized approach to print and mail can reduce churn and improve client outcomes.

Cleanse and Update
- Identify moves and new addresses through USPS NCOALink® (48 months)
- Find people who don’t report moves to USPS (40-50%) through 3rd parties like Drivers License Bureaus, magazine subscriptions, credit card and utility companies (60 months)
- Standardize, Complete, Correct, and Repair addresses via USPS® CASS™ and Delivery Point Validation (DPV®)
- Update Addresses regularly and “Just in Time” as part of the print and mail stream

Send and Track
- Add customized logos and messages on envelopes to attract recipient attention
- End-to-End, Case-Level tracking of mail through Intelligent Mail® barcoding (IMB)
- Manage and prepare for call volume by knowing delivery status of mailings
- Support hybrid workforces with a Virtual Print Driver for Desktop integration into central print and mail streams
- Keep everyone updated with customized reports and dashboards on mail and overall renewal status


Nudge and Follow Up
- Collect change of addresses online from enrollees and automatically reprint and send packets
- Dispose of Undeliverable mail through USPS BlueEarth Secure Destruction Program
- Receive and Integrate USPS® Nixie (Undeliverable) code information via daily report
- Prompt enrollees to respond with companion text, voice, email, and other print messages
- Automate all required activities to comply with the FFCRA Returned Mail Condition

Receive and Process
- Include Business Reply envelopes, with IMB for Inbound Tracking
- Personalize IVRs and Call Centers for prioritized call handling
- Integrate with industry-standard E-Signature tools
- Automate indexing and categorization of all incoming documents
- Offer enrollees multiple options for submission channels (mail, phone, digital)
- Confirm Renewal Receipt through Automated Messaging for Enrollee peace of mind
- Leverage QR Codes, PURLs, and USPS Informed Delivery® to bridge the print and digital gap
