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Coordinating Medicaid and CHIP

Resources All documents are available in PDF format unless otherwise noted. On the Web Site Facts and Statistics: Eligibility Levels in Medicaid & SCHIP for Children, Pregnant Women, and Parents Enrollment Procedures in Medicaid & SCHIP for Children Renewal Procedures in Medicaid & SCHIP for Children Enrollment and Renewal Procedures in Medicaid & SCHIP for Pregnant Women and Parents Strategies: Maintaining Coverage for Children: Retention Strategies (HTML) Research Health Insurance Exchanges: New Coverage Options for Children and Families Dawn Horner and Sabrina Corlette, Center for Children and Families August 2010 Increasing the Medicaid Program's Efficiency and Effectiveness: The Role of Medicaid Program Management Victoria Wachino and Barbara Edwards, Center for Children and Families March 2009 New Research Shows Simplifying Medicaid Can Reduce Children’s Hospitalizations Leighton Ku, Center On Budget And Policy Priorities June 2007 The Impact of Program Structure on Children’s Disenrollment from Medicaid and SCHIP Benjamin D. Sommers, Health Affairs November 2005 The Effects of State Policy Design Features on Take-UP and Crowd-Out Rates for the State Children’s Health Insurance Program Cynthia Bansak and Steven Raphael , Journal of Policy Analysis and Management June 2005 Simplifying Children’s Medicaid And SCHIP Karl Kronebusch and Brian Elbel, Health Affairs May 2004 Enrolling Children in Public Insurance: SCHIP, Medicaid, and State Implementation Karl Kronebusch and Brian Elbel, Journal of Health Politics, Policy and Law January 2004 Continuing the Progress: Enrolling and Retaining Low-Income Families and Children in Health Care Coverage Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services August 2001 Making the Link: Strategies for Coordinating Publicly Funded Health Care Coverage for Children Cindy Mann, Donna Cohen Ross and Laura Cox, Center on Budget and Policy Priorities February 2000

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