How we support people through natural disasters, healthcare access, home purchases, and more
With open enrollment coming up on November 1st, the SpringFour team has been hard at work building on our existing government-backed health insurance resources. SpringFour has added non-profits that help individuals with insurance program research and enrollment, including referrals to local, non-profit Health Insurance Navigators that help individuals with insurance program research and enrollment to offer a lifeline to the uninsured.
We’re giving people access to hundreds of vetted, local, statewide, and nationwide programs dedicated to closing the uninsured gap because:
- Healthcare costs are burdensome for half of American adults.
- For seven percent of Americans, the price of insurance alone is so prohibitive that they live uninsured and skip routine healthcare visits.
- Millions of people enroll in health insurance through the Open Marketplace each year; open enrollment can be confusing and people don’t know where to turn. SpringFour’s resources bring clarity and relief to people navigating the complex health insurance marketplace.
- Millions of people who were enrolled in Medicaid during the pandemic have now lost access to that coverage due to ineligibility and need to apply for insurance coverage on the Affordable Care Marketplace.
Our newly-added Health Insurance resources and brand new SpringFour-authored Financial Health Resource Guide offer information and tips for navigating government programs and open enrollment. These enhancements were developed in response to a 125% increase in demand for health insurance referrals year-over-year from consumers through SpringFour products.
How we help organizations regain a sense of stability after hurricanes and other natural disasters
After Hurricane Sandy in 2012, our expert Resource Integrity Team responded by monitoring, adding, and updating recovery resources — and we’re still at it today.
Organizations should be ready to help with short-term relief and long-term recovery efforts in response to Hurricane Helene, Hurricane Milton, and other natural disasters. SpringFour empowers organizations to help people by:
- Planning to support consumers who will need resources for managing repairs, income, expenses, and debt
- Creating disaster relief landing pages and comprehensive evergreen support centers
- Prioritizing long-term recovery in tandem with short-term relief efforts
- Elevating vulnerable communities and increasing their access to financial health resources
- Connecting people with vetted financial health resources that are up-to-date, accurate, and helpful
We continuously monitor for new, relevant, trusted nonprofit and government natural disaster recovery resources that support consumers.
Delivering homeowners much-needed assistance as HAF shutters
As the American Rescue Plan’s Homeowner Assistance Fund (HAF) programs have been coming to an end, we’re connecting homeowners with non-profit, government, and other mortgage relief resources in more than 700 locations nationwide.
Many of these are aimed at preventing foreclosure and helping homeowners stay afloat as:
SpringFour provided almost half a million referrals to HAF programs during the pandemic. In response to the closure of HAF, we’ve expanded our mortgage relief resources to include more than 300 non-profit, government, and other programs (outside of the HAF programs) for homeowners having difficulty making their mortgage payments and facing foreclosure.
Whatever your organization’s needs are to support consumers, now is the time to leverage a partnership with SpringFour to drive financial health and business impact! Email impact@springfour.com to learn how you can begin using SpringFour in three weeks or less.
Morgan Pierce
Impact & Communications Manager, SpringFour
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