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FNS Report Metrics through 11/12/2016
Volume of SNAPClients
Avg. Wait Time ofSNAP Clients
SNAP Casedocuments
EBT PriorityProcessing
Successful EBTReplacement Card
SNAP Cases..
11 Sep 18 Sep 25 Sep 02 Oct 09 Oct 16 Oct 23 Oct 30 Oct 06 Nov
Providence
Pawtucket
Warwick
Woonsocket
Wakefield
Middletown
Grand Total
2888611256383629349
825247255106839043
305536144367524625
3244304644834325
112322251823182516
15231918163321256
124258192300239
395279304139
Weekly View by Office
Week of Lobby Creation Date[2016]
2,230SNAP Client Volume by Office[Tasks]
This graph shows the weekly view of client volume (number of tasks associated with a SNAP case) at each office. This data alsodisplays the weekly volume of tasks across all offices. This data only accounts for SNAP clients where a task has been createdwhen an individual has been checked into the lobby.
FNS Report Metrics through 11/12/2016
Volume of SNAPClients
Avg. Wait Time ofSNAP Clients
SNAP Casedocuments
EBT PriorityProcessing
Successful EBTReplacement Card
SNAP Cases..
Providence
Pawtucket
Warwick
Woonsocket
Wakefield
Middletown
9189102111175137120106124
1641291009210284956990
8690721247776616769
8977113137146144148128
7587937410797836389
5746433665721127369
Weekly View by Office
96Average Wait Time of SNAP Clients by Office [Minutes]
11 Sep 18 Sep 25 Sep 02 Oct 09 Oct 16 Oct 23 Oct 30 Oct 06 Nov
8786901001171011008497
Week of Lobby Creation Date[2016]
Avg. Wait TimeWeekly
(All Offices)
This graph shows the weekly view of the average time SNAP specific clients are waiting in each office. This data assumes that afamily on multiple programs is coming into the office to be served for SNAP even if they are checking on the status of additionalprograms (i.e. Medicaid, Child Care, etc.).
FNS Report Metrics through 11/12/2016
Volume of SNAPClients
Avg. Wait Time ofSNAP Clients
SNAP Casedocuments
EBT PriorityProcessing
Successful EBTReplacement Card
SNAP Cases..
Interims Recertifications Expedited Change Documents Non - Expedited Application Backlogw/o ProgramDesignation
Verifications0K
1K
2K
3K
4K
5K
Documents
4,034
2,850
5,102
2,962
1,652
4,781
213
15,583
SNAP Case Documents
This graph shows the number of SNAP Case documents which have been scanned and indexed and falls under the followingcategories – Interims, Recertifications, Expedited SNAP, Change Documents, Verifications, and Non-Expedited SNAP. There isalso a designation included called ‘Application backlog w/out Program Designation which accounts for applications which havebeen scanned and indexed however no program has been assigned during the application registration process.
FNS Report Metrics through 11/12/2016
. Avg. Wait Time ofSNAP Clients
SNAP Casedocuments
EBT PriorityProcessing
Successful EBTReplacement Card
SNAP CasesTerminated
Cases..
Number of EBT Replacement Request Cards
The number of EBT replacement request cards was defined in the original FNS letter as EBTcards which were issued on a priority basis.
In the original report to FNS, we defined the priority as any EBT replacement card which wasissued in the first 3 days post go-live since any previous EBT replacement applications wereprocessed by that time.
On an on-going basis, all EBT replacement cards are prioritized and issued on the same day ofthe request.
FNS Report Metrics through 11/12/2016
. SNAP Casedocuments
EBT PriorityProcessing
Successful EBTReplacement Card
SNAP CasesTerminated
Cases that did notconvert from LegacySystem
Benefi..
11 Sep 18 Sep 25 Sep 02 Oct 09 Oct 16 Oct 23 Oct 30 Oct 06 Nov
Middletown
Pawtucket
Providence
Wakefield
Warwick
Woonsocket
Grand Total
3617 2718 203221 21 21
114 154113 117 158 108120 12293
295 465216 217 207358 259 229 229
24 25 4516 33 37 472842
44 7435 47 3829 3942 62
156120 74 8475 83 78 7882
543497927
589 759499 519450 541
Weekly View by Office
Week of Received Date [2016]
5,324EBT Replacement Cards Successfully Loaded with Benefits and Received by Clients
This graph shows the number of successful EBT replacement cards that have been loaded with benefits and have been receivedby the clients broken down by field office. The date used is based upon the date in which the EBT replacement card was issued.
FNS Report Metrics through 11/12/2016
. EBT PriorityProcessing
Successful EBTReplacement Card
SNAP CasesTerminated
Cases that did notconvert from LegacySystem
Benefit MismatchAnalysis
SNA..
11 Sep 18 Sep 25 Sep 02 Oct 09 Oct 16 Oct 23 Oct 30 Oct 06 Nov
Providence
Pawtucket
Woonsocket
Wakefield
Warwick
Middletown
Grand Total
36735529252630832
10
26362428716164086
2349211791052846
10228127562564
61410116531681
115913375561
102209127110576965
2,004
28
Weekly View
Week of Eligibility Authorization Date [2016]
2,766SNAP Cases Terminated
This graph shows the number of SNAP Cases terminated as a result of a processed change or other ineligibility factor (to includenon-receipt of recertification packets). The date displayed is the date that eligibility is authorized for a cases which wasterminated.
FNS Report Metrics through 11/12/2016
EBTPriority..
Successful EBTReplacement Card
SNAP CasesTerminated
Cases that did notconvert from LegacySystem
Benefit MismatchAnalysis
SNAP BenefitIssuance
There are no SNAP cases that did not convert from Legacy system
Cases that did not convert from the legacy system and that have now been enteredinto RIBridges
FNS Report Metrics through 11/12/2016
EBTPriority..
Successful EBTReplacement Card
SNAP CasesTerminated
Cases that did notconvert from LegacySystem
Benefit MismatchAnalysis
SNAP BenefitIssuance
Cases - Not Corrected Benefit - Touched by Worker Cases - Not Corrected Benefit - Not Touched by Worker0
500
1000
Cases
1,146
12
Cases with Benefit Mismatch Not Corrected by Worker Action
Benefit Mismatch
15,154
Benefit Mismatch
Benefit Mismatch Cases - Corrected
13,996
Benefit Mismatch Cases - Not Corrected
1,158
This view shows the number of SNAP Cases which had a benefit mismatch at the time of conversion. The corrected benefitmismatch cases represent the number of cases which were a benefit mismatch at the time of conversion however the cases arenow receiving the same benefits previously received prior to the RI Bridges deployment. The Benefit Mismatch Cases – NotCorrected, represents the cases which are still not receiving the same benefits the clients were previously receiving. A largesubset of the cases which are not receiving the same benefits now as they were prior to the RI Bridges deployment, have beenworked by a case worker and are now receiving the corrected benefits. Only 12 cases remain where the cases are not receivingthe same benefits or where a worker has not corrected the benefits received.
FNS Report Metrics through 11/12/2016
EBTPriority..
Successful EBTReplacement Card
SNAP CasesTerminated
Cases that did notconvert from LegacySystem
Benefit MismatchAnalysis
SNAP BenefitIssuance
SEP-2016
OCT-2016
NOV-2016
Grand Total
$1,708,172
$2,969,768
$417,690
$843,905
Daily Benefit Issuance
NOV-2016 OCT-2016
$20,808,519$21,680,602
SNAP Monthly Benefit Issuance
This view shows the amount of Monthly Benefit Issuance for the month of October and November and its corresponding dailyissuance amount.The total number of cases with duplicate issuance was 16 cases. Of these 16 cases, 5 were as a result of system issues andanother 11 duplicate issuances were as a result of manual issuances.All transactions for the 5 cases were cancelled with the exception of $11. The 11 cases were found during reconciliation whereoverpayments were identified and all of these transactions are cancelled except for $1384.75. However, per process, anoverpayment claim will be established to recover $1384.75.
FNS Report
FNS - 388 WeeklyDeterminations
WeeklyDeterminations byChannel
SNAP RecertificationPackets Received
Expedited SNAPTimeliness
PendingAp..
This displays the current FNS-388 report executed as of 11/17.
FNS - 388
FNS Report
FNS - 388 WeeklyDeterminations
WeeklyDeterminations byChannel
SNAP RecertificationPackets Received
Expedited SNAPTimeliness
PendingAp..
09/11/16 09/18/16 09/25/16 10/02/16 10/09/16 10/16/16 10/23/16 10/30/16 11/06/16 11/13/16 11/20/16
Expedited
InitialRegular
0
200
400
600
800
# of Applications
0
200
400
600
800
# of Applications
145
329
153
316 346
610
314 324 334464
291 251
63
345314
354 336271
374 367 376
610
767
66
125195
409
166250 210 220261 211
101
92
164228
306 278
197240 257 245
118
504
36
Weekly Determinations
This graph shows the number of determinations made per week for SNAP applications, split by expedited andinital regular, colored by the determination (approved, denied or application withdrawn). The week shown isthe week the determination was made.
Application StatusPending application ..Case DeniedCase Approved
FNS Report
FNS - 388 WeeklyDeterminations
WeeklyDeterminations byChannel
SNAP RecertificationPackets Received
Expedited SNAPTimeliness
PendingAp..
9/11/16 9/18/16 9/25/16 10/2/16 10/9/16 10/16/16 10/23/16 10/30/16 11/6/16 11/13/16 11/20/16
Drop-off Expedited
InitialRegular
Fax-In Expedited
InitialRegular
Mail-In Expedited
InitialRegular
Phone-In Expedited
InitialRegular
Self Service Expedited
InitialRegular
Walk-In Expedited
InitialRegular
Referring ..
Expedited
InitialRegular
69 30 57 36 31 57 48 47 131 17612
27 36 55 19 28 28 37 34 14 71 4
2 11 1 11 1 2 1 1
2 213 1 2 2 2 2
231 251109 79 10 17 8 10 33 65 72317 351
7
252171612 16 28 12 9 17 53 26 26
311
8
3 32211 2 15 4 2 4 3 3 6
13 11 533 1 13 3 13 11 3 1 4 5 4 1
311 3 3
5 411 5 4
228 218253 243 273246 264 231265 270 265 286 226 278 247 248 159 228
46
214 23119 171 209 233 155 191 159 173 74 114 23
1 11 1
1 11 1
Weekly Determination by Channel
This graph shows the number of determinations made per week for SNAP applications, split by expedited andinital regular, colored by the determination (approved, denied or application withdrawn). The dates shownare the week the determination was made. It is further split by channel (mode of application).
Application StatusPending application ..Case DeniedCase Approved
FNS Report
. WeeklyDeterminations
WeeklyDeterminations byChannel
SNAP RecertificationPackets Received
Expedited SNAPTimeliness
PendingApplications 11-20
Pendi..
Approved Denied Terminated
2,252
1,482
26
The data represented in this graph represents the number of individuals who were up for recertification in a given month brokenout by their most recent eligibility determination. For September and October, if a client was originally terminated due to apacket not being received and have since re-applied or submitted a packet that has been completed, the data represents theircurrent eligibility status. For the month of November, the data represents the date in which their 1010 form was received andthe data displays whether their packet has been received or not. Any packet currently not received for November is subject tonegative action and termination on 11/30.
Packets Received :
16 Oct 23 Oct 30 Oct 06 Nov 13 Nov 20 Nov
Approved
Pending
Terminated
Grand Total
175 128382 44 134
154 284 297491 133
14 1710 113
415343 883 352 437
Approved Terminated
4,931
69
3,760September - Recertifications
5,000October Recertifications
Packets not received
November
PendingTerminationvia negativeaction
3,078
5,121November - Recertifications
2,043
FNS Report
. WeeklyDeterminations byChannel
SNAP RecertificationPackets Received
Expedited SNAPTimeliness
PendingApplications 11-20
PendingApplications byChannel 11-20
Regis..
Eligibility Determined Pending (WIP) Grand Total
7 Days or Less 8+ Days 7 Days or Less 8+ Days Total0
500
1000
1500
2000
2500
3000
3500
4000
4500
5000
# of Applications
2,445
1,735
69
464
4,713
Expedited SNAP Timeliness
This graph shows the number of expedited SNAP applications with an eligibility determination, split by whether ornot those applications were deteremined in 7 days or less, or 8+ days. This is counted from the date theapplication was received. In future reports, we will revise this metric to remove time spent awaiting additionalinformation from customers. However, in this report, we simply calculated the number of days between the datethe application was received and the date eligibility was determined.
FNS Report
. SNAP RecertificationPackets Received
Expedited SNAPTimeliness
PendingApplications 11-20
PendingApplications byChannel 11-20
Registered by Date Regul..
Expedited Initial Regular0
100
200
300
400
500
600
700
# of Applications
533
712
Pending Applications 11-20
This graph shows the number of pending inital regular and expedited SNAP applications as of the date inthe title. We are refining our ability to split these pending counts by applications awaiting additionalinformation and will update this report when the data is available.
FNS Report
. Expedited SNAPTimeliness
PendingApplications 11-20
PendingApplications byChannel 11-20
Registered by Date Regular SNAPTimeliness
SelfS..
Drop-off Fax-In Mail-In Phone-In Self Service Walk-In
Expedited
InitialRegular
0
50
100
150
200
250
300
# of Applications
0
100
200
300
# of Applications
120
6
184
5 2
216
213
3
211
7 4
274
Pending Applications by Channel 11-20
This graph shows the number of pending inital regular and expedited SNAP applications as of the date inthe title. It is then split by channel.
FNS Report
. PendingApplications 11-20
PendingApplications byChannel 11-20
Registered by Date Regular SNAPTimeliness
Self ServiceApplications
CallC..
03/20/16 09/11/16 09/18/16 09/25/16 10/02/16 10/09/16 10/16/16 10/23/16 10/30/16 11/06/16 11/13/16 11/20/160
200
400
600
800
1000
1200
1400
1600
# of Applications
345275
495
205305 348
347
593
257
406
976
306 256
360430384
354102
552
231
411
5911
611 602
738666
506
735
603
1,004
1,528
843
161
Registered By Date
This graph shows the number of SNAP applications registered that week, broken down byregular initial and expedited. Registration week is the week that each application is put in tothe RI Bridges system to be worked by an ET. We track the received date separately butconsider the registration date to be the most accurate, as it comes directly from the RI Bridgesdatabase and can be tracked by management and supervisors.
Expedited SwExpeditedInitial Regular
FNS Report
PendingAp..
PendingApplications byChannel 11-20
Registered by Date Regular SNAPTimeliness
Self ServiceApplications
Call Center Metrics
Eligibility Determined Pending (WIP)
30 Days or Less 31+ Days 30 Days or Less 31+ Days0
200
400
600
800
1000
1200
1400
1600
1800
2000
2200
# of Applications
2,039
534
2,039
534455
257
455
257
Regular SNAP Timeliness
This graph shows the number of initial regular SNAP applications with an eligibility determination, split by whetheror not those applications were deteremined in 30 days or less, or 31+ days. This is counted from the date theapplication was received. In future reports, we will revise this metric to remove time spent awaiting additionalinformation from customers. However, in this report, we simply calculated the number of days between the datethe application was received and the date eligibility was determined.
FNS Report
PendingAp..
PendingApplications byChannel 11-20
Registered by Date Regular SNAPTimeliness
Self ServiceApplications
Call Center Metrics
10/2/16 10/9/16 10/23/16 10/30/16 11/6/16 11/13/16 11/20/160
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
# of Applications
5 5
3
32
1 1
1
1
1
Self Service Applications Registered by Date
This graph shows the number of SNAP applications registered that week that came in throughour self-service portal or a referring agency. This definition of online differs from previousdefintions in that it focuses only on the self service portal. As we educated our clients on thesystem, we want to increase these numbers.
Expedited?ExpeditedInitial Regular
FNS Report
PendingAp..
PendingApplications byChannel 11-20
Registered by Date Regular SNAPTimeliness
Self ServiceApplications
Call Center Metrics
Call Center Metrics