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Titles
- Federal "maintenance of effort" protections help kids maintain health coverage amid tough state budget climates1
- Fulfilling the promise of children's dental coverage1
- Gaps in coverage: a look at recent child health insurance trends1
- Georgia’s women of reproductive age face many barriers to health care1
- Getting into gear for 2014: findings from a 50-state survey of eligibility, enrollment, renewal, and cost-sharing policies in Medicaid and CHIP, 2012-20131
- Health insurance coverage in small towns and rural America: the role of Medicaid expansion1
- How Medicaid and CHIP shield children from the rising costs of prescription drugs1
- Jeopardizing a sound investment: why short-term cuts to Medicaid coverage during pregnancy and childhood could result in long-term harm1
- Many working parents and families in Florida would benefit from closing the coverage gap1
- Medicaid as first responder: enrollment is on the rise1
- Medicaid at 50: a look at the long-term benefits of childhood Medicaid1
- Medicaid premium assistance programs: what information is available about benefit and cost-sharing wrap-around coverage?1
- Medicaid’s pandemic-era continuous coverage protections helped reduce number of uninsured children1
- Millions of children may lose Medicaid: what can be done to help prevent them from becoming uninsured?1
- Nation's progress on children's health coverage reverses course1
- Next steps for the Children’s Health Insurance Program1
- Number of uninsured children stabilized and improved slightly during the pandemic1
- The number of uninsured children in Georgia has declined thanks to federal law but may rise soon1
- The number of uninsured children is on the rise1
- The questions to ask when assessing the impact of coverage expansion proposals on children1