Reaching Out: Enrolling and Keeping Kids in the SCHIP Program

Reaching Out: Enrolling and Keeping Kids in the SCHIP Program 2/26/2007
Alliance For Health Reform and Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Washington, D.C.

Additional Resources

Kaiser Family Foundation: SCHIP Experience; Trends in Access to Medicaid and SCHIP Coverage

Kaiser Family Foundation: Medicaid/SCHIP - Children

kaiserEDU Tutorial: Children's Health Insurance Coverage

Issue Spotlight: Children's Health

Webcasts on SCHIP

Previous Alliance for Health Reform Briefings

The Alliance for Health Reform and Robert Wood Johnson Foundation co-sponsor this briefing on the State Children's Health Insurance Program (SCHIP). Panelists discuss what is keeping about three-fourths of America’s nine million uninsured children from enrolling and answer these questions and others: how successful have state outreach, enrollment and retention efforts proved to be? Is there evidence that SCHIP outreach, enrollment and retention initiatives have affected Medicaid?

For more information, please visit the Alliance's briefing site.

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Speakers for this session:

Ed Howard

Executive Vice President
Alliance for Health Reform

Session Moderator

Sen. Edward Kennedy (D-Mass.)

Sen. Orrin Hatch (R-Utah)

Andrew Hyman, J.D.

Senior Program Officer in the Health Care Group
Robert Wood Johnson Foundation

Session Moderator

Cindy Mann

Executive Director

Center for Children and Families, Georgetown University

Linda Nablo

Director
State Children's Health Insurance Program, Virginia

Judith Cash

Deputy Director

Virginia Health Care Foundation

Judith Wooldridge

Senior Vice President

Mathematica Policy Research

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