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• Charge That Bipartisan SCHIP Compromise Bill Aids Undocumented Immigrants Is False 2007
• Collateral Damage: Children Can Lose Coverage When Their Parents Lose Health Insurance 2007
• Crowd-Out’ Is Not the Same as Voluntarily Dropping Private Health Insurance for Public Program Coverage 2007
• More Americans, Including More Children, Now Lack Health Insurance 2007
• New Research Shows Simplifying Medicaid Can Reduce Children's Hospitalizations 2007
• Comparing Public and Private Health Insurance for Children 2007
• Census Revises Estimates of the Number of Uninsured People 2007
• Reducing Disparities in Health Coverage for Legal Immigrant Children and Pregnant Women 2007
• The Administration Again Proposes to Shift Federal Medicaid Costs to States 2007
• Medicaid Costs Are Growing More Slowly Than Costs For Medicare or Private Insurance 2006
• Coverage of Parents Helps Children, Too 2006
• Assessing The National Governors Association's Proposals To Allow Increases In Cost-Sharing Charges To Medicaid Beneficiaries 2005
• Medicaid Commission Named By Secretary Leavitt Lacks Balance 2005
• Medicaid: Improving Health, Saving Lives 2005
• New Research Sheds Light on Risks from Increasing Medicaid Cost-Sharing and Reducing Medicaid Benefits 2005
• The Effect Of Increased Cost-Sharing In Medicaid: A Summary Of Research Findings 2005
• Out-Of-Pocket Medical Expenses For Medicaid Beneficiaries Are Substantial And Growing 2005
• Is Missouri's Medicaid Program Out-of-Step and Inefficient? 2005
• Medicaid Budget Proposals Would Shift Costs To States And Be Likely To Cause Reductions In Health Coverage: Administration’s Proposal Also Implies Cap On Federal Funding 2005
• Medicaid and SCHIP Protected Insurance Coverage for Millions of Low-Income Americans 2005
• The Effects of Copayments on the Use of Medical Services and Prescription Drugs in Utah’s Medicaid Program 2004
• The Potential Impact of Eliminating TennCare and Reverting to Medicaid: A Preliminary Analysis 2004
• Will the New TennCare Cutbacks Help Tennessee’s Economy? 2004
• Losing Out: States Are Cutting 1.2 to 1.6 Million Low-Income People from Medicaid, SCHIP and Other State Health Insurance Programs 2003
• Funding Health Coverage For Low-Income Children In Washington 2003
• CDC Data Show Medicaid and SCHIP Played a Critical Counter-Cyclical Role in Strengthening Health Insurance Coverage during the Economic Downturn 2003
• How Many Low-Income Medicare Beneficiaries In Each State Would Be Denied The Medicare Prescription Drug Benefit Under The Senate Drug Bill? 2003
• State Fiscal Relief Provides An Opportunity To Safeguard Medicaid Budgets 2003
• Charging the Poor More For Health Care: Cost-Sharing In Medicaid 2003
• Noncitizens' Use Of Public Benefits Has Declined Since 1996 2003
• Proposed State Medicaid Cuts Would Jeopardize Health Insurance Coverage For 1.7 Million People: An Update 2003
• Shift In Costs From Medicare To Medicaid Is A Principal Reason For Rising State Medicaid Expenditures 2003
• The Medicaid-Medicare Link: State Medicaid Programs Are Shouldering A Greater Share of The Costs Of Care For Seniors And People With Disabilities 2003
• Proposed State Medicaid Cuts Would Jeopardize Health Insurance Coverage for One Million People 2002
• Quarterly Status Reporting Could Jeopardize The Health Coverage Of Hundreds Of Thousands Of Eligible Low-Income Californians 2002
• OMB Estimates Indicate That 900,000 Children Will Lose Health Insurance Due to Reductions in Federal SCHIP Funding 2002
• New CDC Data Show the Importance of Sustaining Medicaid and SCHIP Coverage as Private Health Insurance Erodes in 2002 2002
• The Number of Americans Without Health Insurance Rose in 2001 and Appears to Be Continuing to Rise in 2002 2002
• State Medicaid Cutbacks and the Federal Role In Providing Fiscal Relief to States 2002
• Improving Transitional Medicaid to Promote Work and Strengthen Health Insurance Coverage 2002