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Say Ahhh! CHIP Medicaid Coverage Initiatives Preserving Coverage
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No Child Should Be Uninsured: New Bill Would Cut Medicaid Red Tape and Reduce Harmful Gaps in Coverage

Joan Alker, Elisabeth Wright Burak October 7, 2024

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Data Medicaid Data Visualizations Unwinding Continuous Coverage

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What is happening with Medicaid renewals in each state?

Say Ahhh! CHIP Medicaid Coverage Initiatives Preserving Coverage Unwinding Continuous Coverage

New Report Explores Insights from Medicaid Unwinding on How to Protect Children’s Coverage

Tricia Brooks, Allexa Gardner
Say Ahhh! Vulnerable Populations Access Immigrant Families Laws and Regulations

Courts Weigh Protections and Access to Health Care for DACA Recipients

Kelly Whitener
Say Ahhh! Medicaid Unwinding Continuous Coverage

Child Uninsured Rate Increases Slightly: Full Impact of Medicaid Unwinding Not Yet Evident

Joan Alker, Aubrianna Osorio
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How many people are applying or reapplying for Medicaid?

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