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    Measurement

    Measure only what can support a real decision.

    Define reach, consented engagement, usefulness, operations, and honest outcome boundaries for a Community Acquired Finance program.

    StageMeasureOwnerPrivacy and claims boundary
    ReachEligible audience and launch-channel deliveryOrganizationCAF does not need employee or patient identity.
    EngagementConsented page views, starts, completions, and fixed-ID handoffsCAF, when availableNo answer values, names, free text, plan details, or clinical details.
    UsefulnessOptional aggregate pulse: clear, useful, and next step understoodJointly designedNo diagnosis, benefits election, claim, or individual financial outcome.
    OperationsLaunch timing, support questions, corrections, accessibility issues, and incidentsJointA written escalation and response process is agreed before launch.
    OutcomesAny enrollment, retention, claims, debt, or ROI analysisOrganization or independent evaluatorNot claimed by CAF without an agreed method, lawful data access, and real evidence.

    Decision supported

    Continue, revise, expand, or stop the program.

    Never transmitted

    Names, answers, amounts, diagnoses, plan names, IDs, free text, documents, or local-storage contents.

    Not claimed

    Savings, ROI, retention, claims reduction, improved elections, eligibility, coverage, or clinical outcomes.

    Contact boundary: Do not send PHI, employee or member records, plan documents, names, IDs, diagnoses, medications, claims, case-specific details, or other sensitive information. Begin with organization type, broad audience, decision moment, timeline, and accountable owner.