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2023 Medicaid and CHIP Snapshot Data Sources
Names of Medicaid and CHIP Programs State-specific names for Medicaid and CHIP programs (as of September 2023) can be found at HealthCare.gov – Medicaid and CHIP program names in your state. Medicaid/CHIP Enrollees The share of Medicaid/CHIP enrollees in the child, adult, disability, and senior eligibility groups calculated from MACStats: Medicaid and CHIP Data Book, […]
CCF Virtual Conference on Child and Family Health Policy 2022
Tuesday, July 12, 2022 Keynote: How Can Medicaid and CHIP Promote Health Equity? Daniel Tsai, CMS Deputy Administrator and Director of the Center for Medicaid and CHIP Services will be the keynote speaker for CCF’s national virtual one-day conference on child and family health policy. Key themes of this session include the role Medicaid and […]
CCF Annual Child Health Policy Conference 2021
July 20th – 22nd, 2021 CCF’s annual conference is geared toward state and national child health advocates and researchers. It is not open to the press. View speaker and moderator bios. View conference agenda. Tuesday, July 20 Covering All Kids 11 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. ET For the past several years, children’s health insurance coverage […]
Keeping Kids Connected to Care During COVID-19
The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) and Georgetown University Center for Children and Families (CCF) have teamed up to protect children’s health and well-being with the launch of a joint project: “Keeping Kids Connected to Care During COVID-19 and Beyond”. AAP and CCF are working with Manatt Health, Family Voices and a network of children’s […]
CCF Annual Child Health Policy Conference 2020
Agenda Download the conference agenda here. Read the speaker biographies here. Download the participant list here. Session Registration July 28th Health Equity 11:00 AM ET Register We’ll kick off this year’s virtual conference with a conversation about how we can dig deeper and do more to combat systemic racism as we incorporate health equity into […]
Racial Health Inequities and Medicaid Work Requirements
Research by the Center for Children and Family demonstrates that Medicaid work reporting requirements proposed for low-income parents would disproportionately affect African American mothers and families. In three of the five states we reviewed, African American adults represent the largest proportion of the population subject to work reporting requirements. In all five states, the share […]