Note: As of July 1, 2007, Covering Kids & Families has closed. For current information about the uninsured in America, please visit RWJF Coverage.
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Note: As of July 1, 2007, Covering Kids & Families has closed. For current information about the uninsured in America, please visit RWJF Coverage.
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You and your children may be eligible for low-cost or free health insurance! Programs exist in every state and the District of Columbia. For information about low-cost and free children's health coverage, visit insurekidsnow.gov. For information on coverage for adults, read the Guides to Finding Health Insurance Coverage in Your State from Cover the Uninsured. 
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October 1, 2003 The Burden of Proof: How Much is Too Much for Health Care CoverageSecond Edition The second edition of The Burden of Proof: How Much is Too Much for Health Care Coverage? is intended to provide updated information on verification and other policy and procedural issues in order to facilitate exploration of strategies to simplify the application and renewal processes for Medicaid and SCHIP. The original report was extremely well received by state officials, advocates and policymakers who indicated that it provided needed clarity on complicated eligibility policies and procedural requirements. This second edition is being published by popular request and is also sponsored by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation through its Covering Kids & Families Initiative, which is guided by the Southern Institute. Source: Southern Institute on Children and Families Citation: Ravenell, Nicole, ed. The Burden of Proof: How Much is Too Much for Health Care Coverage? 2nd ed. Columbia, SC: Covering Kids & Families National Program Office, Southern Institute on Children and Families, October 2003. |
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