03.15.2024

North Dakota enlists XOMAD to educate marginalized communities about Medicaid

North Dakota Hospital Association (NDHA) partnered with XOMAD to activate locally trusted community messengers to educate tribal communities, low-income and other marginalized communities about Medicaid Expansion and encourage enrollments.

 

The Challenge: 

The North Dakota Hospital Association sought to reach Native Americans, residents under 40, single childless adults, and low-income families to educate them on Medicaid eligibility and encourage enrollment. 

XOMAD Solution: #GetCovered #HealthyND

XOMAD’s proprietary technology activated 57 local trusted community messengers with a following between 1,000 to 150,000 followers that matched NDHA’s criteria to engage with target communities, educate and encourage enrollment. 

XOMAD provided creators with pre-made content to share with their social media followers that explained eligibility and enrollment information in an easy-to-understand way.

The Results:

  • 180 posts & stories garnered over 28,500 engagements with target audiences including questions about eligibility & where to find more information on Medicaid programs.
  • Thanks to the targeting enabled by XOMAD’s proprietary technology engine, over 80% of the North Dakotans reached by the program saw multiple pieces of content from participating creators.
  • On average a member of the audience saw over 4 pieces of #GetCovered #HealthyND content. When social media users see multiple pieces of content from multiple creators they follow and trust, they are much more likely to act. 
  • 59.8% (over 356,000) of all North Dakota residents were reached through XOMAD’s program, ensuring significant penetration into eligible communities. 

Our work with NDHA represents just one of our campaigns that educates Americans on Medicaid eligibility in their state and raises awareness for how to stay enrolled and healthy. 

Want to learn more about how to use social media messengers to increase awareness? Get in touch today.

Categories: Our Work, Public Health
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