The county and the local initiative shall together evaluate the pilot program after three years, including all of the following: the number of individuals served, the demographics of the individuals served, the number of employees turned away due to the limitation on enrollment in Section 131510, the number of small businesses participating, the number of small businesses turned away due to the limitation on enrollment of individuals, funding sources (including employees, employers, county, state, federal, and other sources), and the health status of
enrollees.
Chapter 6Evaluation
Section § 131550
This section requires that after three years, a county and a local initiative must evaluate a pilot program. They need to review several factors: the number of individuals served by the program, their demographics, how many employees couldn't participate due to enrollment limits, how many small businesses joined or were turned away for the same reason, where funding came from (like employees, employers, and government sources), and the health outcomes of those enrolled.
pilot program evaluation enrollment limitations individuals served participant demographics employees turned away small business participation funding sources health status evaluation county and local initiative three-year assessment small businesses turned away program funding sources employer contributions employee contributions government funding
