HRA outreach for Medicaid and Medicare plans

Health risk assessments members actually finish.

Text each member a secure link to the HRA their state approved. They answer on their own phone, one question at a time, and anything that needs follow-up becomes a referral before they close the page.

No app to download. No password. Built for Medicaid managed care, Medicare Advantage and D-SNP.

0apps to download or passwords to remember
1question per screen, sized for a thumb
Every tapsaved, so the same link resumes where they stopped
By stateforms, identity checks and due dates

The problem

An HRA is a deadline with a survey attached.

State contracts and CMS give you a window to complete each member’s assessment. Most of that window goes to reaching people, not to the questions.

Calls land at the wrong time

Voicemail, wrong numbers and call-backs use up the attempts your policy allows.

Paper comes back late

Mailed forms return weeks later, half finished, and still need keying in.

Every state wants its own form

Different names, wording, required questions and approvals by state and line of business.

Answers wait in a report

A member who needs help today is found when someone reads next week’s batch file.

How it works

From eligibility file to care plan, on the member’s phone.

  1. Load the eligible list

    Numbers are cleaned, landlines and reassigned numbers flagged, and consent checked before anything goes out.

  2. Text one secure link

    Plan-branded, no health information in the text, sent inside quiet hours in the member’s time zone.

  3. Verify, then answer

    The member confirms identity the way their state requires, then answers one question per screen.

  4. Act on the answers

    A care plan on completion, and referrals to maternity, care management and social-needs teams.

How HRA outreach works in detail

Why plans choose it

Built around the HRA rules your team already works to.

Most engagement tools send messages. This one is built for the whole job: the right form, the right member, inside the window, with something done about the answers.

One link, not a chat thread

Members get a single short link. It opens a clean mobile page with one question per screen, a progress bar and a Back button, and every tap saves.

Typical approachChat-style SMS asks question after question by text, and a 40-item HRA gets lost among the member’s other messages.

The form your state approved

A library of HRA forms by state and line of business, each version carrying its approvals. Campaigns can only launch with a form approved for their scope.

Typical approachOne national digital HRA, with state differences handled in spreadsheets and scripts.

Identity rules that follow state policy

Medicaid ID and date of birth in one state, date of birth and ZIP in another. No health information appears until the member is verified.

Typical approachAn app account and password, or no check at all before questions start.

Answers that trigger action

The member sees a care plan the moment they finish. Pregnancy, high risk and social needs route to the right team by your rules, the same day.

Typical approachAnswers land in a batch file and wait for someone to read them.

Outreach operations built in

High-risk members first, retries at different times of day, a 90-day pause after three attempts, standard dispositions and a partial-HRA queue ranked by risk.

Typical approachSend-and-report messaging, with the follow-up rules living in a call-center binder.

One platform for every outreach survey

HRAs are the first solution. Care gaps, social needs screens and other payer and provider surveys reuse the same links, member app, form library and rules.

Typical approachA separate vendor, contract and member experience for each program.

Compared with the usual options

What changes for the member, and for your team.

What matters for HRAsOutbound calls and mailChat-style SMS botsPortal or app HRAsText-to-web outreach
What the member has to doBe home, pick up, stay on the lineReply to dozens of texts in a rowDownload an app or remember a passwordTap one link. Answer on their own time.
Stopping and coming backStart the call overThread gets lost among other textsDepends on the session timeoutSame link resumes at the same question
Form each state approvedScript per state, kept by handRewritten into chat promptsUsually one national formVersioned per state and LOB, with approvals attached
Identity checkAgent asks verification questionsOften none before questions startAccount loginState-specific fields, before any health information
When answers turn into actionAfter notes are reviewedAfter a batch exportAfter a batch exportOn completion: care plan and referrals
Cost per attemptAgent minutes, postage, data entryMany messages per HRALow, but few members log inAn invite and a few reminders by text

Comparison of common approaches, not of named vendors. Many vendors combine several of them.

Trust and security

Designed so a forwarded text exposes nothing.

Member data stays behind an identity check, and the link itself is worthless to anyone else.

How member data is protected

  • Texts carry a random link code and no health information.
  • Only a hash of each link code is stored, never the code itself.
  • Link previews in messaging apps can’t open or use up the link.
  • Five wrong identity answers lock the link for 30 minutes.
  • STOP replies take effect at once, and texts respect each member’s quiet hours.

Customers

Health plan teams we work with.

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See an HRA campaign from list to care plan.

We’ll walk through the member experience on your own phone, then the admin side with your state’s form.