Austin, Texas-based AutoGov's CEO, Rose Hayden, announced a new release of her company's flagship risk-management tool, CaseVue. This version introduces public channel access to the same tools used by government agencies to assess eligibility for government programs including Medicaid, CHIP and SNAP (Food Stamps).
Hayden says CaseVue will now be available to individuals through commonly accessible technologies — telephone, internet, smartphones and a public kiosk — ensuring that time spent by applicants waiting in a government office is kept to a minimum.
"Our research indicates that many more eligible people would sign up for Medicaid and other government programs if they had an idea in advance about what information is required and if they might be eligible," said Hayden. "Applying for services is easier when an easy-to-use wizard gathers your information, assesses the overall strength of the applicant and provides the person with a clear, easy to follow list of required documents."
CaseVue is part of a comprehensive platform used by government agencies, healthcare providers — and now the general public — to provide critical decision support information.
