NAHIC :: Adolescents and the State Children�s Health Insurance Program (CHIP)

Posted: July 2004

Adolescents and the State Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP) (1999)

This report is based on the findings from a 12-state study that was conducted in the fall of 1998. It highlights the potential impact of CHIP for adolescents, provides case studies of innovative strategies, and makes recommendations for how to better reach and serve adolescents who are eligible for, or enrolled in CHIP. It is a joint publication of NAHIC, the Policy Center and the Association of Maternal and Child Health Programs (AMCHP).

Author(s)

Claire D. Brindis, Robin Kirkpatrick, Tracy Macdonald, Karen VanLandeghem, & Susie Lee

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Adolescents and the State Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP): Healthy Options for Meeting the Needs of Adolescents -
Part 1 (200kb)
Part 2 (284kb)
Part 3 (332kb)
Part 4 (220kb)

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Health Care Services Resources

Keywords

Schip, Adolescent, Case Study, Innovative Strategy, Recommendation, Enrollment

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