Colorado HB1429 establishes a centralized member integrity service to manage fraud investigations and recovery of overpayments for public assistance.
Colorado HB1429 creates the centralized member integrity service, administered by a single county department, to handle fraud investigations and recovery of overpayments for public assistance programs. It establishes a centralized member integrity service cash fund for recovered funds. The bill mandates a transition plan for a redesigned public benefits delivery model, aiming to streamline and integrate intake, eligibility, and enrollment processes. It requires performance-based contracts between state departments and county departments, with corrective action protocols for noncompliance.
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