Health Action 2003 Tool Kit: Medicaid and
Children's Health Insurance

Talking with the Media on Proposed State Cuts to the Medicaid Program (Families USA)

• Protecting State Medicaid Programs from Budget Cuts (Families USA)
• Medicaid Matters for America's Families (Kaiser Family Foundation)
• Medicaid Managed Care Final Regulations Issued (Families USA)
• Medicaid and SCHIP: Recent HHS Approvals of Demonstration Waiver Projects Raise Concerns (GAO)
• Transitional Medical Assistance (TMA): Medicaid Issue Update (Kaiser Family Foundation)
• Low-Income Parents' Access to Medicaid Five Years After Welfare Reform (Kaiser Family Foundation)
• Medicaid and Prescription Drugs (Kaiser Family Foundation)
• Medicaid Buy-In Options: Helping the Severely Disabled and Chronically Ill Keep Health Coverage and Employment (Partnership for Solutions)
• Helping Eligible Medicare Beneficiaries Access Medicaid: Lessons from SCHIP (Mathematica)
• Barriers to Medicaid Enrollment for Low-Income Seniors (Kaiser Family Foundation)
• Before the Broom: Trends in Long-Term Supportive Services for Older Americans With Disabilities (Public Policy)
• New York's Disaster Relief Medicaid (Kaiser Family Foundation)
• Enrolling Uninsured Low-Income Children in Medicaid and CHIP (Kaiser Family Foundation)
• Reaching Uninsured Children through Medicaid: If You Build It Right, They Will Come (Kaiser Family Foundation)
• The New Medicaid and CHIP Waiver Initiatives (Kaiser Family Foundation)
• Five Things Everyone Should Know about SCHIP (The Urban Institute)
• Children Losing Health Coverage (Families USA)
• SCHIP Disenrollment and State Policies(CHIRI)
• Enrolling Children and Families in Health Coverage: The Promise of Doing More(Kaiser Family Foundation)
• HHS Launches New Bilingual Effort to Expand Health Insurance Coverage for Hispanic Children(HHS)
• Healthy Ties: Ensuring Health Coverage for Children Raised by Grandparents and Other Relatives(Children's Defense Fund)
• Are We Responding to Their Needs? States' Early Experiences Serving Children with Special Health Care Needs under SCHIP(The Urban Institute and Health Systems Research)
• SCHIP Appears to Meet Needs of Uninsured Children, but Could Better Serve Children with Special Health Care Needs (The Urban Institute)