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CHIP Funding Ending: What Are States Doing

December 14, 2017 by NDNRC

As we reported previously, federal funding for the Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP) expired on September 30. While the federal government could still reauthorize CHIP funding, states have begun to recognize that the federal funding may not reauthorized soon and plan for the reduced funding (see figure below for dates when federal funds will be exhausted in each state). The Kaiser Family Foundation has released a new fact sheet entitled “State Plans for CHIP as Federal CHIP Funds Run Out“.

US Map showing that 16 states will exhaust federal funding for CHIP by the end of January 2018

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