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From: Councilmember Vincent C. Gray <ttate@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Sat, Sep 4, 2021 at 1:59 PM
Subject: Ensuring Access to Healthcare | First Full-Service Restaurant
Coming to Skyland
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Ensuring Access to Healthcare | First Full-Service Restaurant Coming to
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Dear Neighbors,
Recently, I issued a statement regarding my concerns with actions that will
destabilize the District’s managed healthcare program. As you are aware,
one of my most pressing priorities has been creating a comprehensive
healthcare system for District residents, particularly those on the East
End of the District in Wards 7 and 8. Now, we are faced with ensuring that
DC residents who are insured through Medicaid and the DC HealthCare
Alliance continue to have equitable access to high quality health care
services.
When the District adopted a process of universal contracting last year, the
250,000 District residents who are insured through Medicaid and the
Alliance managed care programs gained access to every hospital, federally
qualified healthcare facility, hospital-based physician and specialist in
the District. This should have permanently ushered in a new era of health
equity in the District of Columbia. However, due to issues with the
contractual process, 250,000 residents who receive their health insurance
through the District’s public system will have those services interrupted.
I have called upon my Council colleagues and the Bowser Administration to
recommend an alternative solution that helps our most vulnerable residents
retain access to MedStar health care services through their Medicaid and
Alliance insurance. Here’s more detailed information in my press statement:
*FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: *
Friday, August 27, 2021
*Contact:* Sheila Bunn
sbunn@xxxxxxxxxxxx | (202) 724-8068
*Councilmember Vincent C. Gray’s Statement on *
*Destabilization of the District’s Managed Care **Program *
Washington DC – I am deeply concerned about recent developments that have
destabilized the District’s managed care program. First and foremost, my
goal is to ensure that DC residents insured through Medicaid and the DC
HealthCare Alliance have equitable access to high quality health care
services. When the District adopted a process of universal contracting
last year, the 250,000 District residents who are insured through Medicaid
and the Alliance managed care programs, gained access to every hospital,
Federally Qualified Health Center, and hospital-based physician and
specialist. This should have permanently ushered in a new era of health
equity in the District of Columbia.
However, due to a technical problem with the contracting process, MedStar
Family Choice was disqualified from renewing the option years of its
managed care contract, which were slated to begin on October 1, 2021, even
though they followed the directives of the Office of Contracting and
Procurement in submitting their proposal. The Council had an opportunity
to remove this barrier in the Budget Support Act through a proposed
subtitle allowing MedStar to participate in the Contract Appeals Board’s
reevaluation process, but by a 7-6 vote, the Council declined to support
the Executive’s legislation.
In response to being disqualified from renewing its MCO contact, MedStar,
not surprisingly, has removed its discounted Medicaid pricing structure,
thus forcing a renegotiation with the remaining two MCO plans. If these
new pricing requirements are not met, none of the 250,000 Medicaid or
Alliance managed care enrollees would have access to any MedStar hospital,
clinic, rehabilitation facility, or specialty care physicians, except for
persons experiencing health emergencies handled through MedStar’s Emergency
Departments.
During both the 2017 and 2020 Medicaid managed care procurements, I have
deliberately avoided playing favorites between Amerigroup and MedStar, and
instead have insisted upon a fair and competitive process…and that remains
my position today. While the Medicaid Program can persist without MedStar
Family Choice MCO, any scenario where MedStar’s health system is not a part
of the District’s Medicaid Program is simply unacceptable.
The elimination of the MedStar health system from the District’s Medicaid
Program would cause extraordinary wait times among the remaining hospital
providers and create chaos throughout our health system at a time when we
can least afford it. This turmoil would be especially harmful because many
of those served through these programs are among the District’s most
medically fragile residents.
I call upon Mayor Bowser and her Administration to propose a solution that
retains access to MedStar health care services for our residents insured
through Medicaid and the Alliance. We also must ensure that enrollees do
not have to switch insurance coverage multiple times, or that any residents
lose access to their current physicians and specialists by retaining DHCF
universal contracting. Above all else, our next step forward must provide
the solution that is best for the 250,000 residents who receive their
health insurance through the District’s public system.
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*Another New Restaurant Coming to Skyland Town Center Soon!*
In case you missed it, the Fujiyama Japanese Restaurant, a popular
restaurant in Dunkirk, Maryland, is opening a location featuring a 1,500
square feet, full-service, Fuji Steakhouse and Sushi restaurant
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at
the Skyland Town Center.
I am excited about this progress at Skyland! This progress supports my
legislation and continuous efforts to end food deserts in Wards 7 and 8.
One of my economic development bills outlined nine sites including Skyland
for retail, full-service grocery stores and dine-in restaurant
opportunities.
I have worked relentlessly during my time as mayor and Councilmembers, and
with the current administration, to bring a solid anchor and new amenities
to Skyland after Walmart regened. I am pleased that this latest development
brings to fruition what I have been unfailingly pursuing for Ward 7
residents - eliminating food deserts, bringing more neighborhood amenities
and better-quality food service options to Ward 7 residents. The FY22
budget significantly addresses the issue by allocating $23.6 million to
bring a full-service grocery store to the Capitol Gateway site.
Coupled with the announcement about the new dine-in restaurant and the new
grocery stores that are planned for Skyland and Northeast Heights, we are
making significant strides towards eliminating food deserts in Ward 7.
Redistricting in the District: What You Need to Know
Starting September 2021, the Council of the District of Columbia will
launch its once-in-a-decade redistricting process. Normally, decennial
redistricting begins in April, but a five-month delay in the release of
2020 Census data has the process officially kicking off in September.
Chairman Phil Mendelson appointed a subcommittee to direct the Council's
redisitricting work, consiting of three at-larege members: Elisa
Silverman, who chairs the subcommittee, along with Anita Bonds, and
Christina Henderson. Using data from the 2020 Census, the subcommittee will
make recommendations to the full Council on redrawing ward boundaries to
ensure balanced ward populations and representation in the legislature. The
subcommittee, along with ward-specific task forces, will also make
recommendations on redrawing Advisory Neighborhood Commission (ANC)
boundaries to meet similar balancing and fair representation goals. Coming
soon, more details on Ward 7's redistricting task force.
Below, you will find up-to-date information on the Council's redistricting
process, including a *Q&A
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that
addresses many of the *Frequently Asked Questions* about redistricting, as
well as a timeline of expected redistricting milestones.
*Expected Timeline*
- August 12, 2021: Initial "legacy" Census data released (the 2020
Census data will first be released in a non-user friendly legacy format, a
few weeks before the general data release. This data will be “cleaned up”
by the District’s Office of Planning and will be made available through a
user-friendly redistricting website in September.)
- September 2021, date TBD: Official Census data released
- September 2021, date TBD: Redistricting website launched, which will
enable the public to use Census data to create their own recommendations on
redrawing ward and ANC boundaries
- Late September through late October 2021: Subcommittee will hold eight
hearings on ward redistricting, one specific to each ward
- Mid-November 2021: Subcommittee mark-up of the ward redistricting bill
(we are technically a subcommittee of the Committee of the Whole)
- December 7, 2021: First vote by the full Council on the ward
redistricting bill
- December 21, 2021: Second vote on the ward redistricting bill
- December 2021: Ward Task Forces (which provide recommendations on ANC
redistricting) start meeting
- February 2022: Ward Task Forces report out recommendations
- May 2022: Subcommittee mark-up of the ANC redistricting bill
- June 2022: Council votes on the ANC redistricting bill
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*Resources*
- See an interactive map of the current ward boundaries here
<https://dccouncil.us15.list-manage.com/track/click?u=6fe55d2b47e24183acd76bebb&id=0542c49eac&e=b811c94d6d>.
- See an interactive map of the 2002 boundaries (the boundaries
before the 2011 redistricting) here
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.
- *NEW* Office of Planning website with initial summary data from the
2020 Census, available here
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.
- The Council's legislative page for the bill that will be used to
change the ward boundaries is here
<https://dccouncil.us15.list-manage.com/track/click?u=6fe55d2b47e24183acd76bebb&id=6dfb4861c6&e=b811c94d6d>.
(The introduced bill is just a placeholder bill with the old ward
boundaries, to allow hearings to be scheduled.)
- See the legislative histories for the 2011
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and 2001
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redistricting
committees, including hearing videos, committee reports, proposed
amendments, and vote results.
*ALERT!*
*Enforcement of Expired Driver Licenses and ID Cards Begins September 9th *
The credential extension implemented in response to the public health
emergency ends on September 9, 2021 and all expired DC driver licenses and
identification cards must be renewed
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before September 9.
After September 9, if your DC DMV driver license has been expired for more
than 365 days, you must take and pass the knowledge test or take the
District's online traffic school course to waive taking the knowledge test.
If your DC driver license has been expired for more than 545 days, you must
take and pass both the knowledge test and the road skills test (by
appointment
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only).
Additionally, all expired DC learner permits will require re-testing after
September 9, 2021. The DC learner permit is non-renewable.
*District COVID-19 Vaccination Requirements*
Mayor Bowser recently announced that all DC government employees,
contractors, interns, and grantees must be fully vaccinated by Sunday,
September 19th. Full COVID-19 vaccination is required for all DC
government new-hires who were appointed to job vacancies posted on or after
August 14th.
Employees and employment candidates may be exempted from the COVID-19
vaccination requirement for medical or religious reasons. However, any
unvaccinated employee, even those who have medical or religious reasons for
an exemption, will be required to conduct weekly COVID-19 testing to
maintain employment.
Please be aware that in addition to the mandate for all government workers,
all healthcare workers are now required to be vaccinated as well. Here is
more information:
Families can now schedule appointments at *vaccinate.dc.gov
<http://vaccinate.dc.gov> *so that children can receive required school
immunizations. Pop-up clinics at select schools will offer free
immunization and COVID vaccination to eligible youth now through September
30th.
*DC Faith-Based and Community-Based Organizations Vaccine Exchange Program!*
DC faith and community-based organizations are now able to schedule vaccine
clinics for DC residents through the District's Vaccine Exchange Program!
DC Health and the Office of the Chief Technology Officer (OCTO) recently
announced the launch of a new program that connects District organizations,
including faith-based and community-based organizations as well as District
employers, with vaccine providers that can assist with providing COVID-19
vaccinations to large groups in the community or workplace.
Through the Vaccine Exchange Program, organizations are now able to submit
requests for a vaccine clinic and vaccine providers are able to accept
those requests and schedule clinics.
The Vaccine Exchange Program, clinics can accommodate groups of individuals
from community groups, employers or groups of individuals. The clinics can
take place indoors or outdoors. Vaccine clinic operations generally require
use of three distinct spaces for the following functions: check-in, vaccine
administration, and post-vaccination observation. All spaces must allow for
social distancing to be maintained.
Organizations interested in offering a vaccination clinic can submit a
request here
<https://dccouncil.us15.list-manage.com/track/click?u=6fe55d2b47e24183acd76bebb&id=e99655f79e&e=b811c94d6d>.
User guides for the portals are available for organizations and vaccine
providers.
*COVID-19 Vaccination Process for Homebound Residents*
My office received a lot of calls from Ward 7 and District residents about
the need to engage directly with the population of residents, especially
those in large buildings, who may not be connected to social media or who
may have mobility challenges. I relayed these concerns during the Council’s
weekly COVID-19 calls with the Bowser administration. As such, I am pleased
that residents can now use the information listed below to request
homebound services for themselves or loved ones. I will continue to work
with the Bowser administration to help vaccinate people who might otherwise
miss out. Here’s more information:
*COVID-19 Update*
Currently, there are 55,918 confirmed cases of Coronavirus in the District,
and tragically 1,162 deaths caused by COVID-19. African Americans still
account for 75% of COVID-19 deaths in Washington, DC compared to about 46%
of population. *If you are not fully vaccinated, p**lease continue to wear
your face coverings and practice social distancing while out in public or
indoors*.
*COVID-19 TESTING AT-HOME*
The District has partnered with healthcare providers so that DC residents
can now be tested for COVID-19 at home. *For at-home, on-demand care and
COVID testing, call Ready Responders at (202) 602-0814. Ready comes to your
home, is open 8am to 8pm, seven days per week, and serves all 8 Wards.* For
more information on COVID-19 home testing visit:
https://coronavirus.dc.gov/testing
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*ANSWER THE CALL!*
Tracking and contact tracing are very important parts of the District’s
strategy to eliminate the community spread of COVID-19. The District
contact tracers report to Dr. LaQuandra Nesbitt, Director of DC Health (the
Department of Health). Contact tracing allows the District to contact
persons who have been exposed to a COVID-positive individual. Fast and
effective contact tracing is important for controlling the spread of the
virus and will need to be part of any strategy for decreasing community
spread and school reopening. Dr. Nesbitt indicated that the District is
having difficulty convincing COVID-positive persons to be forthcoming,
confidentially sharing about all of the individuals with whom they have
been in contact. We must work at conveying the message that contact
tracing is not about embarrassing or stigmatizing a person, but instead, is
about keeping the community safe while remaining anonymous.
*FREE MEALS & GROCERY DISTRIBUTION SITES *
*SERVICES FOR SENIORS*
*SUPPORT FOR WOMEN, FAMIL**IES** AND CHILDREN*
*SNAP ALERT!*
The District of Columbia Department of Human Services (DHS) has launched DC
Access, a mobile application providing District residents with a
user-friendly way to apply or recertify for cash, food, and medical
benefits.
*Click here to visit the site:*
https://mayor.dc.gov/release/mayor-bowser-highlights-dc-access-mobile-app-residents-apply-and-recertify-public-benefits
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*ALERT! CHANGES TO UNEMPLOYMENT BENEFITS*
DC Paid Family Leave is here for District workers! Learn how you can plan
for tomorrow today at dcpaidfamilyleave.dc.gov. To learn more join our
weekly Wellness Wednesday virtual series at 12pm.
*Register **here:* https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/rt/546139928219101965
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*SMALL BUSINESS ASSISTANCE *
Business members of our community have been affected as well but are not
without support. For more information and to access the DC COVID-19
Business Inquiry Form, visit: Coronavirus.dc.gov/recovery-business
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Here are some additional resources.
*COMMUNITY NEWS *
Ward 7, we are still here working for you. If you or someone you know is
in need of assistance, please contact a member of my constituent services
team:
*D.L. Humphrey – Director of Constituent Services Email:
dhumphrey@xxxxxxxxxxxx <dhumphrey@xxxxxxxxxxxx> Cell: (202) 704-4304 *
D.L. comes with more than a decade of service to the residents of Ward 7.
Raised in the Penn Branch neighborhood, D.L. always wanted to be involved
with helping his community. He attended North Carolina A&T State
University to study Political Science in order to learn the insides of
politics. After graduating, D.L. did just that by running for Ward 7 City
Council in 2007. Mr. Humphrey has worn many hats in his community. He has
served as Chairman and Vice Chairman of Advisory Neighborhood Commission
7B, 2nd Vice Chair of the Ward 7 Democrats and also as 1st Vice Chair of
the Sixth District Citizens Advisory Council. He continues to diligently
work for the residents of his home ward as the Director of Constituent
Services for Ward 7 Councilmember Vincent C. Gray.
*Tamika Finnell – Deputy Director of Constituent Services Email:
tfinnell@xxxxxxxxxxxx <tfinnell@xxxxxxxxxxxx> Cell: (202) 704-9657*
Tamika serves as Deputy Director of Constituent Services for Ward 7
Councilmember Vincent C. Gray. In this capacity, she works with Ward 7
residents to resolve constituent concerns and issues, attends community
meetings and keeps Councilmember Gray abreast of resident and stakeholder
concerns. Tamika believes that every resident deserves an opportunity to
improve key areas that may impact their quality of life. Tamika enjoys
working with constituents to resolve their problems, and is a strong
advocate for our seasoned seniors and housing residents. She has a Bachelor
of Science Degree in Human Resources Management. A native Washingtonian
and Ward 7 resident, Tamika lives in the Deanwood neighborhood with her
husband and teenage son.
*FEMA **COVID-19 Funeral Assistance Program*
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*FEMA *is offering help through the establishment of the COVID-19 Funeral
Assistance Program
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This new program allows eligible funeral expenses to be reimbursed directly
to the loved ones who incurred those expenses. Individuals who apply may
receive up to $9,000 per funeral and a maximum of $35,500 for multiple
funerals that occurred within the same state or territory. The sooner
people with eligible expenses begin their application, the sooner they can
receive their reimbursement.
One of the most important steps for individuals interested in applying is
to first understand the program’s eligibility and documentation
requirements. To be eligible for funeral assistance, you must meet these
conditions:
- The death must have occurred in the United States, including the U.S.
territories, and the District of Columbia.
- The death certificate must indicate the death was attributed to
COVID-19.
- The person applying on behalf of the deceased individual must be a
U.S. citizen, non-citizen national, or qualified alien who incurred funeral
expenses after January 20, 2020.
If you had COVID-19 funeral expenses, we encourage you to gather the
following documentation and have it ready when you start your application:
- An official death certificate that attributes the death directly or
indirectly to COVID-19 and shows that the death occurred in the United
States, including the U.S. territories, and the District of Columbia.
- Funeral expenses documents (receipts, funeral home contract, etc.)
that includes the applicant’s name, the deceased person’s name, the amount
of funeral expenses, and the dates the funeral expenses happened.
- Proof of funds received from other sources specifically for use toward
funeral costs. We are not able to duplicate benefits received from burial
or funeral insurance, financial assistance received
from voluntary agencies, government agencies, or other sources.
The program does reimburse eligible expenses; however, patience is
encouraged upon submitting your application. It can take several weeks from
the time all the necessary documentation has been collected for the funds
to be disbursed. The best way to reduce the wait and speed up the process
is to be prepared with all of the required paperwork when you start the
process. After you apply, stay tuned for any communications from FEMA as
there may be follow-up questions needed to continue processing the
application.
*How to Apply*
*Call the COVID-19 Funeral Assistance Line Number:*
844-684-6333 | TTY: 800-462-7585
*Hours of Operation:*
Monday - Friday | 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
*Preparations Begin for New Union Station-Deanwood-East Capitol Street
Route to Launch in 2023!*
The District Department of Transportation (DDOT) announced that a new
proposed route has been selected for the return of DC Circulator service to
Ward 7. The new 14.56-mile DC Circulator route, which will launch in 2023,
will provide a unique east/west connection between Ward 6 and Ward 7,
supplementing the existing WMATA Route 97 service, which only operates
during peak hours.
The route will serve Deanwood, Benning Road, Stadium Armory, and Union
Station Metrorail stations.
The route was selected as part of the DC Circulator Transit Development
Plan (TDP)
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which guides the future growth of the DC Circulator system and is updated
every three years. As part of the 2020 update, DDOT is also proposing
improvements to the Circulator system’s operations and performance
District-wide as well as an extension of the Dupont Circle–Rosslyn (RS-DP)
route to U Street NW, in addition to returning service to Ward 7.
I am glad that DDOT listened to our concerns and request that the
circulator be brought back to Ward 7. For more information about the DC
Circulator, to learn more about providing feedback, and to get assistance
in other languages, residents should visit dccirculator.com
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*STAY DC ALERT!*
* RENTAL ASSISTANCE IS AVAILABLE!*
*COVID-19 UTILITY ASSISTANCE!*
*More information and the application for this program is available through
DOEE at doee.dc.gov/service/criac
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or
by contacting criac.residential@xxxxxx <criac.residential@xxxxxx>. *
Please stay safe, be well and wear your mask!
In service,
Vince
*STAY CONNECTED!*
*HOW ARE WE DOING? *
*Take a moment to let us know how we're doing! Click here to complete the
Ward 7 Survey: *
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*STAFF*
*Sheila E. Bunn Chief of Staff*
sbunn@xxxxxxxxxxxx
*Jordan M. Betters Staff Assistant/Scheduler*
*jbetters@xxxxxxxxxxxx <jbetters@xxxxxxxxxxxx>*
*Takiyah "T.N." Tate Director of Communications ttate@xxxxxxxxxxxx
<jhazel@xxxxxxxxxxxx> Dexter L. Humphrey Director of Constituent Services*
*dhumphrey@xxxxxxxxxxxx <dhumphrey@xxxxxxxxxxxx>*
*Tamika Finnell Deputy Director of Constituent Services*
*tfinnell@xxxxxxxxxxxx <tfinnell@xxxxxxxxxxxx>*
*Terrance Norflis Legislative Director*
tnorflis@xxxxxxxxxxxx
*Meilen Teklemichael Legislative Aide*
mteklemichael@xxxxxxxxxxxx
*Committee on Health (202) 727-7774*
*Eric J. Goulet, J.D. Committee Director/Senior Counsel*
egoulet@xxxxxxxxxxxx
*Michelle Loggins Deputy Committee Director*
mloggins@xxxxxxxxxxxx <egoulet@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
*Malcolm Cameron Legislative Analyst*
mcameron@xxxxxxxxxxxx
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