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[CAIA Intake] IVC Forms: 10-7959a, CHAMPVA Claim Form #82503
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Hi @marywang2, following up here with our plan for timing. As you know, Aliyah is our only health writer (including all the 10-10 work), so we’ll need to take a two-part approach to this: she can get a list of initial questions to you early next week, and then flow back in to provide a more substantial review the week of June 3. And if you can get it as close to ready for that review that would be great, though of course we understand things change. Thanks for your understanding and flexibility on this! |
also @marywang2 please let us know when you're thinking of scheduling midpoint, it's helpful to have as much advance notice as possible to make sure we can plan content needs amid our other ongoing product work. Thanks! |
Thanks @strelichl! Appreciate the update and the estimate for timing. We are aiming tentatively for 5/30 for midpoint review (although nothing has been formally scheduled yet). @syd-hoeper @jamiefiore |
Hi folks @syd-hoeper @jamiefiore (cc @strelichl) Laura and I spent about 30 minutes taking a look at this Figma file. We left some initial content related questions in there so that you all can make any needed additional adjustments. I got access to the Figma file a few minutes ago, so when you all reply please tag me in the comments. We also noted areas where we'll need to make additional content updates and we'll pick up our full review/content updates during the week of June 3, as Lily mentioned. I also want to track and circle back to the conversation about third party representatives and POA: Because filing a claim will likely result in a payment (via check), we do have some concerns about fraud if the form doesn't require a third party rep (like a non-spouse or parent) to submit a document showing they have the legal authority to submit the form on behalf of the beneficiary. Generally, on VA.gov forms that allow third party reps, there is some sort of document requirement that proves that the person has legal authority to submit or sign the form on behalf of the applicant or beneficiary. If you all move forward with including an "Other" option on the relationship to beneficiary section, that's likely okay. But before the form launches to production, we'd need to get clarity around document requirements. |
Just cross posting from Slack: Syd is going to share the "ready for content review" Figma file with us by end of this week. |
Hi folks @syd-hoeper @jamiefiore @marywang2 (cc @strelichl)- just cross posting some updates from here related to the ongoing third party rep/signer documents conversation and questions across the IVC forms (Figma comment for reference)
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Tracking here that Syd just shared this "ready for content review" Figma file. This is the most up to date design file. |
Tracking some updates here following yesterday's bi weekly sync:
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Hi folks @marywang2 @syd-hoeper @jamiefiore - just cross posting my Slack message from last week:
(cc: @strelichl @laurwill) |
Cross posting from Slack: Just an update here - I left off at the "enter your claims" screens - I'll pick up from that section tomorrow and wrap up feedback.
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Cross posting updates from Slack: @syd-hoeper @jamiefiore (cc: @laurwill @strelichl ) I'm all done with a full review of the content in these CHAMPVA Claims Figma designs. And as Syd confirmed last week, I put my comments and feedback in the section labeled "Design Annotations."
💡These are a few of the items that need stakeholder confirmation/clarity (see Figma for all comments/questions) 💡
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Update here:
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cc: @strelichl |
Hi @syd-hoeper (cc: @strelichl @laurwill) I'm all done with a full review of the post-midpoint designs. And as Syd confirmed on 6/24, I put my comments and feedback in this section. Based on some of the conversations in the Figma comments from the product team, there are a few areas that the product team still needs clarity on SMEs. And it seems like there's still an outstanding question about whether the beneficiary is paid directly after they submit their claim and the types of relationships that can sign on behalf of a beneficiary. I made adjustments to content based on the information you all shared in your designs and flagged a few outstanding questions (for example - areas that are misaligned with the PDF version of the form). We’ll need to revisit these outstanding questions to ensure the information describes the process/required documents. Here's a summary of some of the outstanding areas/questions that need VA partner/SME clarity and confirmation (some of these questions were tracked in my pre-midpoint feedback and we can revisit these areas): Global note across - brackets will dynamically fill the beneficiary’s name or "your/you" - as Syd confirmed. The first beneficiary screen that asks for the name is the exception. Relationship to beneficiary
Third party signer beneficiary address selection
Other health insurance screens
Insurance type
Itemized billing statement
Work related/Auto-related accidents
Confirmation screen
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Hi @aliyahblackmore @strelichl I'm not sure if I open a new ticket for the react widget content, but here is the id: form107959a. Please let me know if you need anything further, thank you! |
Update here Content adjustments/recommendations for the CHAMPVA Claim confirmation screen and email are in Figma. There are a few questions flagged across the OHI/1010D/and CHAMPVA Claim forms around consistency in the designs (i.e. "Your application details" and the Signer name vs. Applicant name). I can address those areas when you all reply. |
Update here Mary and Jamie joined office hours to talk about FMP reg and other emails.
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Update here: Product team will follow up about whether claimants with Kaiser can use the online claim form (discussed in 9/19 meeting) |
Update here:
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Update here: Product team reviewed their research findings and began scoring each recommendation for impact (i.e. prioritizing when the update may happen). I added a few follow up questions and comments about the recommendations in their Mural: 1- Intro page - finding # 2 shares that participants read the requirements in depth. But the recommendation is that the screen should include all of the requirements and supporting document information. The form intro page does currently include all of the form requirements and supporting documents- curious to know if there were specific piece of information participants didn't understand (like any of the supporting documents)? 2- Additional info component on upload screen - initial content rec pre-research was to remove this. But there were some recommendations on adjustments (Figma comment) if the team wanted to move forward with it. Was there any feedback that showed participants want this information here? 3- Codes for billing - discovery work on number of digits for codes. |
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