Description
Assess eligibility and enroll individuals in government assistance programs by verifying documentation, explaining requirements and options, and processing applications, updates, and terminations.
- • Answer applicants' questions about program options, eligibility, and enrollment procedures.
- • Conduct initial and periodic enrollment and recertification interviews to confirm continued eligibility.
- • Explain eligibility criteria, required documentation, enrollment steps, coverage start dates, and participant rights and responsibilities.
- • Process approvals, changes, and terminations of enrollments, and refer individuals to other programs or resources as needed.
- • Collect, verify, and record personal, financial, and residency information to determine enrollment eligibility.
- • Interview applicants to gather information needed to complete enrollment applications.
- • Contact employers, agencies, or third parties to verify income, employment, and other eligibility factors.
- • Maintain accurate case files and enrollment records, and prepare required reports.
- • Schedule enrollment appointments, orientations, and recertification reviews.
- • Assist applicants in completing enrollment forms, online submissions, and supporting paperwork.
- • Route applicants to case managers, counselors, or partner services per program guidelines.
- • Share relevant enrollment and eligibility information with caseworkers and program staff.
- • Determine benefit levels or service tiers based on eligibility rules and authorize enrollments in approved programs.
- • Monitor enrollment status, effective dates, and changes that may affect benefits.
- • Provide application assistance for related benefits or services as permitted by program policy.
- • Flag and investigate potential discrepancies or fraud in enrollment data and documentation.
- • Conduct periodic eligibility reviews and, when required, home or site visits to ensure compliance with program requirements.
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Last reviewed: Jan 2026
