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Learn More about Children's Health Insurance Program

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Shortly after Barack Obama was sworn in as President, he signed into law the State Children’s Health Insurance Program – commonly referred to as SCHIP. The bill, which was first enacted in 1997, ensures that children receive the healthcare coverage they need when their families:

  • Don’t make enough money to afford private insurance, but
  • Make too much to qualify for Medicaid.

The bill is now authorized for another 10 years and will help to cover millions of currently uninsured children – including those with disabilities like cerebral palsy. To learn more about the program, visit  Insure Kids Now! 




 

Full post as published by Cerebral Palsy Law Blog on February 21, 2009 (boomark / email).

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