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Solution Architecture Makes All the Difference (Part 3): Achieving Reliable, Long-Term System Sustainability

This post is for: Health and human services officials, state-based exchange directors, Chief Information Officers (CIOs), security officers, and procurement leaders looking to avoid technical debt and legacy system risks.  When IT systems for government programs aren’t designed to evolve, they can easily become a barrier to long-term functionality and success. Many health and human services agencies and state-based marketplace programs know this story all too well: what begins as an effective system can gradually limit an agency’s ability to respond to new policies, adopt new capabilities, or improve service delivery, slowly...

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Building Stronger Oversight in Child Care Programs

Program integrity is essential in child care funding, where complex eligibility rules, provider participation, and multilayered payment systems can create opportunities for fraud, waste, and abuse (FWA) when rules are inconsistent, attendance reporting is unreliable,...

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GetInsured Expands State Partnerships and Delivers Innovation Amid Policy Shifts Ahead of 2026 Open Enrollment

MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif., Nov. 04, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — As the 2026 Open Enrollment Period begins, GetInsured, a leading provider of cloud-based health insurance marketplace technology and customer service solutions, marks a year of significant growth, innovation, and partnership with states across the country. Amid one of the most transformative years since their inception, state-based exchanges (SBEs) partnering with GetInsured have demonstrated remarkable agility by quickly adapting to new federal requirements and evolving affordability dynamics. Powered by GetInsured’s technology and expertise, these SBEs have navigated...

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Solution Architecture Makes All the Difference (Part 3): Achieving Reliable, Long-Term System Sustainability

This post is for: Health and human services officials, state-based exchange directors, Chief Information Officers (CIOs), security officers, and procurement leaders looking to avoid technical debt and legacy system risks.  When IT systems for government programs aren’t designed to evolve, they can easily become a barrier to long-term functionality and success. Many health and human services agencies and state-based marketplace programs know this story all too well: what begins as an effective system can gradually limit an agency’s ability to respond to new policies, adopt new capabilities, or improve service delivery, slowly...

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