The Urban Institute and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation with input from the Georgetown University Center on Health Insurance Reforms have released a report on state-based marketplaces (SBMs) and how they handled Special Enrollment Periods (SEPs) in the first year of open enrollment. The report looks at five SBMs – California, the District of Columbia, Kentucky, Minnesota & Washington. It reviews how these states did with SEPs and considers what states will need to do in the future with SEPs. The Georgetown University Center on Health Insurance Reforms also assisted with writing this report. To read their blog post on the item, click here. To download a copy of the report, click here. The report is also available on our Resources & Links page under “Enrollment Resources – Overview.”