What are Data Matching Issues/Inconsistencies? 

When a customer applies for health coverage through PenniePennie is required by federal law to verify the information provided in their application.  Most of this information is immediately verified by Pennie, in some cases though, the information provided does not match the information stored in Pennie’s verified data sources.  These types of situations are called data matching issues or data matching inconsistencies (DMI).  Examples include:

  • Projected Annual Household Income 
  • Citizenship/Immigration Status 
  • American Indian/Alaska Native Status 
  • No eligibility for other Minimum Essential Coverage (MEC) 

Click here to learn more about how to resolve a Data Matching Issue.