Notes: Adults are defined as 19 – 64 years old. Adults with two or more types of coverage are not included in the map. The congressional district boundaries displayed were in effect for the 116th Congress. Source: Georgetown University Center for Children and Families analysis of the one-year estimates of summary data from the 2018 […]
Notes: Children are defined as under 19 years of age. Children with two or more types of coverage are not included in the map. The congressional district boundaries displayed were in effect for the 116th Congress. Source: Georgetown University Center for Children and Families analysis of the one-year estimates of summary data from the 2018 […]
Today we released our ninth annual report that tracks children’s health insurance coverage at the state and national level. This report looks at two-year trends from 2016 to 2018 analyzing American Community Survey data from the Census Bureau. We believe this is the first national report to look at this two-year time period, a time […]
[Editor’s Note: For the most recent report on children’s health coverage, click here.] Introduction For many years, the nation has been on a positive trajectory reducing the number and rate of uninsured children. Having health insurance is important for children as they are more likely to receive needed services, have better educational outcomes, and their […]
See our full blog series on evidence-based policies available to policymakers to prevent more eligible children from losing health coverage. As Say Ahhh! readers know, in May, we released a comprehensive report showing that child enrollment dropped by nearly 1 million children in 38 states in 2018 and have continued to track the growing enrollment […]
See our full blog series on evidence-based policies available to policymakers to prevent more eligible children from losing health coverage. As Say Ahhh! readers know, in May, we released a comprehensive report showing that child enrollment dropped by nearly 1 million children in 38 states in 2018 and we have continued to track the growing […]
