State Children's Health Insurance Program

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Press

Sep 23, 2024

Online Tool Estimates Cost of State-Funded Health Insurance for Immigrants; Can Aid Discussions About Whether to Extend Coverage

A new online tool allows state policymakers and other stakeholders to estimate the potential cost of expanding state health insurance programs to include individuals who do not qualify solely due to immigration status, a strategy already adopted by many states as a way to extend health coverage to more people.
Research

Sep 23, 2024

A Tool to Estimate the Impact of Expanding Health Insurance Options for Noncitizen Immigrants: Methods Report

The authors describe the data and methodology used to develop an online tool that allows state policymakers and stakeholders to estimate the enrollment and cost implications of expanding Medicaid or Marketplace-like coverage to ineligible immigrants.
Tool

Sep 23, 2024

Assessing Coverage and Costs Associated with State-Funded Health Insurance (ACCESS) for Immigrants Estimator

This tool allows users to view health insurance coverage by state as of September 2024 for immigrants who are ineligible for federally funded programs and to calculate the estimated enrollment and costs for covering immigrant populations.
Research Summary

May 3, 2017

MACRA's Effects on Medicare Payment Policy and Spending

Estimates how sensitive physician behavior is to the design of alternative payment models under the Medicare Access and CHIP Reauthorization Act (MACRA).
Research

Apr 5, 2017

The Medicare Access and CHIP Reauthorization Act: Effects on Medicare

The Medicare Access and Chip Reauthorization Act (MACRA) will decrease Medicare spending on physician services by an estimated -$35 to -$106 billion and change spending on hospital services by +$32 to -$250 billion between 2015 and 2030.
Commentary

Jan 9, 2017

Improving MACRA's Chances of Success

Starting in 2019, the Medicare Access and CHIP Reauthorization Act will integrate and potentially simplify performance measurement by combining many measures and programs. Research provides insight into how to avoid pitfalls in MACRA's rollout.
Research

Apr 21, 2016

Health Care Experiences of Latino Children in Emerging and Traditional Destinations

Health care experiences of Latino children living in areas of the United States with newly expanding Latino populations do not differ significantly from their peers in more established Latino communities.
Research

Apr 20, 2016

Child Poverty in the United States Today: Introduction and Executive Summary

This executive summary summarizes what is known about the scope of childhood poverty in the United States today, as well as its effects on health and well-being for U.S children.
Feb 16, 2016

Public Assistance Programs

RAND conducts studies of public assistance programs and evaluates components of the social safety net, including cash and in-kind transfer programs. Research examines the behavioral consequences of specific safety net programs and the impacts of reforms to safety net programs.
Research

Jan 1, 2013

The COMPARE Microsimulation Model and the U.S. Affordable Care Act

In anticipation of upcoming health care legislation, the RAND Corporation developed a microsimulation model to forecast the responses of individuals, families and firms to such legislation.
Research

Jul 1, 2012

Unmet Eye Care Needs Among U.S. 5th-Grade Students

Policies targeting socioeconomically disadvantaged groups and those without insurance may be needed to reduce disparities in access to appropriate eye care.
Research

Jan 1, 2012

Take-up of Public Insurance and Crowd-Out of Private Insurance Under Recent CHIP Expansions to Higher Income Children

The CHIP expansions to children in higher income families were associated with limited uptake of public coverage.

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Online Tool Estimates Cost of State-Funded Health Insurance for Immigrants; Can Aid Discussions About Whether to Extend Coverage

A Tool to Estimate the Impact of Expanding Health Insurance Options for Noncitizen Immigrants: Methods Report

Assessing Coverage and Costs Associated with State-Funded Health Insurance (ACCESS) for Immigrants Estimator

MACRA's Effects on Medicare Payment Policy and Spending

The Medicare Access and CHIP Reauthorization Act: Effects on Medicare

Improving MACRA's Chances of Success

Health Care Experiences of Latino Children in Emerging and Traditional Destinations

Child Poverty in the United States Today: Introduction and Executive Summary

Public Assistance Programs

The COMPARE Microsimulation Model and the U.S. Affordable Care Act

Unmet Eye Care Needs Among U.S. 5th-Grade Students

Take-up of Public Insurance and Crowd-Out of Private Insurance Under Recent CHIP Expansions to Higher Income Children

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Online Tool Estimates Cost of State-Funded Health Insurance for Immigrants; Can Aid Discussions About Whether to Extend Coverage

A Tool to Estimate the Impact of Expanding Health Insurance Options for Noncitizen Immigrants: Methods Report

Assessing Coverage and Costs Associated with State-Funded Health Insurance (ACCESS) for Immigrants Estimator

MACRA's Effects on Medicare Payment Policy and Spending

The Medicare Access and CHIP Reauthorization Act: Effects on Medicare

Improving MACRA's Chances of Success

Health Care Experiences of Latino Children in Emerging and Traditional Destinations

Child Poverty in the United States Today: Introduction and Executive Summary

Public Assistance Programs

The COMPARE Microsimulation Model and the U.S. Affordable Care Act

Unmet Eye Care Needs Among U.S. 5th-Grade Students

Take-up of Public Insurance and Crowd-Out of Private Insurance Under Recent CHIP Expansions to Higher Income Children

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