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  NR = not reported   NA = not applicable      -- = the state was not required to complete this section of the state plan             template and did not volunteer the information. |
| Identifiers | The following information was provided by the state officials reviewing the database.This information is not contained in the state plan or any other official correspondence between HCFA and the state.Because the database was intended to reflect what is on record with HCFA, we have not corrected the state plan or amendments to show this information, but we present it here so that the information can be accessible to all users of the database | |||
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| State | Program | Phase or Component | Amend.# | Other Information Provided by State Officials |
| AK | AK Denali KidCare | NA | Alaska does not use presumptive eligibility. To establish and continue enrollment, the state conducts random spot checks for quality assurance and redeterminations ever 6 months; applicants do not select PCP/HMO at the time of application. The state has no other insurance subsidy programs and does not check the enrollee list against a database of private insurance holders. Each tribal program has a designated Denali KidCare outreach staff person who works with state outreach workers to identify and enroll children. Outreach staff visit places where families visit -- Medicaid offices, day care, schools, Head Start, and WIC. Applications and information are available from these places and others. Applications are available on a web site and the state uses radio, TV, and print media to advertise. The state does not have an enrollment broker and does not use a joint application for the Medicaid and SCHIP programs. The state has not requested a waiver for cost-effective alternatives or for the purchase of family coverage. | |
| AL | AL SCHIP | Phase 1 | ||
| AL | AL SCHIP | Phase 1 | NA | At time of application, files are NOT cross-referenced to identify other public and private health insurance programs under which a child may be covered.
cross-referenced to identify other public and
private health insurance programs under |
| AL | AL SCHIP | All Kids (Phase 2) | ||
| AL | AL SCHIP | All Kids (Phase 2) | 1 | The state does not use an enrollment broker. There are limits on the amount of inpatient and outpatient substance abuse benefits. The state plan includes care coordination but not enabling services. |
| AL | AL SCHIP | All Kids (Phase 2) | 2 | |
| AL | AL SCHIP | Plus (Phase 3) | ||
| AL | AL SCHIP | Plus (Phase 3) | 2 | To be eligible for the Plus program, the child cannot have other health insurance coverage. Applicants may not mail or fax applications. The state does not check Plus enrollment against a database of private insurance holders. No premiums are required for the Plus program. The state does not use an enrollment broker or a joint application for the Plus program and Medicaid. HMOs are not used to deliver services. Program benefits include enabling services, case management and care coordination. An enrollee survey is not conduced for quality assurance for the Plus program. |
| AR | AR SCHIP | Phase I - ARKids A | ||
| AR | AR SCHIP | Phase I - ARKids A | NA | |
| AR | AR SCHIP | Phase II - ARKids B | ||
| AR | AR SCHIP | Phase II - ARKids B | 1 | |
| AS | AS SCHIP | NA | ||
| AZ | KidsCare | NA | ||
| AZ | KidsCare | 1 | ||
| AZ | KidsCare | 2 | ||
| AZ | KidsCare | 3 | ||
| AZ | KidsCare | 4 | ||
| CA | Healthy Families | Medi-Cal Expansion | ||
| CA | Healthy Families | Medi-Cal Expansion | NA | |
| CA | Healthy Families | Medi-Cal Expansion | 1 | |
| CA | Healthy Families | Medi-Cal Expansion | 2 | |
| CA | Healthy Families | Health Insurance Plan (MRMIB) | ||
| CA | Healthy Families | Health Insurance Plan (MRMIB) | NA | |
| CA | Healthy Families | Health Insurance Plan (MRMIB) | 2 | |
| CA | Healthy Families | Health Insurance Plan (MRMIB) | 3 | |
| CA | Healthy Families | Health Insurance Plan (MRMIB) | 4 | |
| CA | Healthy Families | Health Insurance Plan (MRMIB) | 5 | |
| CA | Healthy Families | Access for Infants and Mothers (AIM) | ||
| CA | Healthy Families | Access for Infants and Mothers (AIM) | NA | |
| CA | Healthy Families | Access for Infants and Mothers (AIM) | 2 | |
| CA | Healthy Families | Access for Infants and Mothers (AIM) | 3 | |
| CA | Healthy Families | Access for Infants and Mothers (AIM) | 4 | |
| CA | Healthy Families | Access for Infants and Mothers (AIM) | 5 | |
| CA | Healthy Families | Child Health and Disability Prevention Program | ||
| CA | Healthy Families | Child Health and Disability Prevention Program | NA | |
| CA | Healthy Families | Child Health and Disability Prevention Program | 2 | |
| CA | Healthy Families | Child Health and Disability Prevention Program | 3 | |
| CA | Healthy Families | California Children`s Services | ||
| CA | Healthy Families | California Children`s Services | NA | |
| CA | Healthy Families | California Children`s Services | 2 | |
| CA | Healthy Families | County Mental Health Program | ||
| CA | Healthy Families | County Mental Health Program | NA | |
| CA | Healthy Families | County Mental Health Program | 2 | |
| CO | CHP+ | NA | The state does not use income disregards or asset tests. The state conducts random spot checks for eligibility and the applicant selects a PCP and/or HMO at the time of the application. The state plans to implement a fully-integrated CHP+/Medicaid eligibility system by July 2003. The state does not have other insurance subsidy programs and it does not check the CHP+ enrollment against a database of private insurance holders. The state conducts joint outreach, has a joint application, and a referral system with other low income insurance programs for low-income children. The state does not use an enrollment broker, but does use community-based organizations to help with outreach. The service delivery model for CHP+ may include PCCMs, HMOs, and Medicaid providers; it does not include FFS. Additional program benefits include family planning, limited outpatient substance abuse, physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech therapy; dental care is not included. Copayment amounts vary between $0, $2, and $5. | |
| CO | CHP+ | 1 | ||
| CO | CHP+ | 2 | ||
| CT | HUSKY Program | Part A | ||
| CT | HUSKY Program | Part A | NA | Plans must submit claims/encounter data to the state for quality assurance. The state also uses CAHPS for quality assurance. |
| CT | HUSKY Program | Part A | 0 | |
| CT | HUSKY Program | Part A | 1 | |
| CT | HUSKY Program | Part B | ||
| CT | HUSKY Program | Part B | NA | |
| CT | HUSKY Program | Part B | 1 | |
| CT | HUSKY Program | HUSKY Plus Plan for Children with Special Physical Health Needs | NA | The state claims that the eligibility provisions are not applicable -- the child must only meet the disability requirement and be enrolled in Husky B. The sections on methods of establishing and continuing enrollment, how Medicaid eligibles are enrolled in Medicaid, how programs does not substitute for private coverage, how assistance is provided to Indians, and performance measures are not applicable for the HUSKY Plus program for children with special needs. The state conducts joint outreach with other insurance programs for low-income children. Benefits include outpatient, clinic/other ambulatory, prescription drugs, lab/radiology, durable medical equipment, disposable medical equipment, home/community based care, nursing care, dental, case management, care coordination, PT (with limits), OT (with limits), ST (with limits), medical transportation and enabling services. The plan does not include inpatient, inpatient mental health, outpatient mental health, abortion, routine dental, inpatient or outpatient substance abuse, or premiums for private coverage. To measure performance, the state will use a HUSKY Plus medical record audit tool. |
| CT | HUSKY Program | HUSKY Plus Plan for Children with Special Physical Health Needs | 1 | |
| CT | HUSKY Program | HUSKY Plus Behavioral Health Plan | NA | The state claims that the eligibility provisions are not applicable; those enrolled in HUSKY Plus Behavioral Health Plan must be eligible and enrolled in HUSKY B with income at or below 300%. The sections on methods of establishing and continuing enrollment, how Medicaid eligibles are enrolled in Medicaid, how programs does not substitute for private coverage, how assistance is provided to Indians, and performance measures is not applicable. The state conducts joint outreach with other insurance programs for low-income people. The program contracts with traditional Medicaid providers of Children's FFS behavioral health services. The state contracts with the program as an administratrof of the program paid on a quarterly basis. |
| CT | HUSKY Program | HUSKY Plus Behavioral Health Plan | 1 | |
| DC | DC Healthy Kids | NA | ||
| DE | Delaware Healthy Children`s Program | NA | ||
| DE | Delaware Healthy Children`s Program | 1 | ||
| FL | FL KidCare | Medicaid expansion | ||
| FL | FL KidCare | Medicaid expansion | NA | |
| FL | FL KidCare | Medicaid expansion | 1 | |
| FL | FL KidCare | Healthy Kids | ||
| FL | FL KidCare | Healthy Kids | NA | |
| FL | FL KidCare | Healthy Kids | 1 | |
| FL | FL KidCare | Healthy Kids | 3 | |
| FL | FL KidCare | Healthy Kids | 4 | |
| FL | FL KidCare | Medi-Kids | 1 | |
| FL | FL KidCare | Medi-Kids | 4 | |
| FL | FL KidCare | CMS | 1 | |
| FL | FL KidCare | CMS | 4 | |
| GA | Peach Care for Kids | NA | ||
| GA | Peach Care for Kids | 0 | ||
| GA | Peach Care for Kids | 1 | ||
| GU | Guam SCHIP | NA | ||
| HI | HI SCHIP | Phase I | NA | |
| HI | HI SCHIP | Phase I | 1 | |
| IA | Hawk-I | Medicaid Expansion | NA | |
| IA | Hawk-I | Medicaid Expansion | 4 | |
| IA | Hawk-I | Separate State Program | 1 | |
| IA | Hawk-I | Separate State Program | 2 | |
| IA | Hawk-I | Separate State Program | 3 | |
| IA | Hawk-I | Separate State Program | 4 | |
| ID | ID SCHIP | NA | ||
| ID | ID SCHIP | 1 | ||
| ID | ID SCHIP | 2 | ||
| IL | Kidcare | Phase 1 | NA | |
| IL | Kidcare | Phase 2 | 1 | |
| IN | Hoosier Healthwise | Phase 1 | NA | |
| IN | Hoosier Healthwise | Phase 1 | 0 | Applicants choose PCP/HMO at the time of application and applicants may fax or mail application to the state. The state checks Hoosier Healthwise enrollment against a database of private insurance holders. The state uses an enrollment broker. The state did not request waivers for cost-effective alternatives or the purchase of family coverage. |
| IN | Hoosier Healthwise | Phase 2 | 2 | |
| KS | HealthWave | NA | The state does not use presumptive eligibility. The state uses secretary-approved coverage as its benefits benchmark rather than the state employee plan. The state uses HEDIS for quality assurance, but it does not conduct an external adit/in-depth review or credential plans. There is a cap on the premium amount per child, but the state has not specified the cap. | |
| KS | HealthWave | 1 | ||
| KY | KCHIP | Medicaid Expansion | ||
| KY | KCHIP | Medicaid Expansion | NA | |
| KY | KCHIP | Medicaid Expansion | 1 | |
| KY | KCHIP | Insurance Product | ||
| KY | KCHIP | Insurance Product | NA | |
| KY | KCHIP | Insurance Product | 1 | |
| KY | KCHIP | Insurance Product | 2 | |
| LA | LaCHIP | NA | ||
| LA | LaCHIP | 1 | ||
| MA | MassHealth | Standard | NA | |
| MA | MassHealth | Family Assistance Direct Coverage | NA | |
| MA | MassHealth | Family Assistance Premium Assistance | NA | |
| MA | MassHealth | Common Health | NA | |
| MD | Maryland Children`s Health Program | Phase I | NA | |
| MD | Maryland Children`s Health Program | Phase I | 1 | |
| MD | Maryland Children`s Health Program | Phase II | 2 | |
| MD | Maryland Children`s Health Program | Phase II- ESI | 2 | |
| ME | ME CHIP Medicaid Expansion | NA | ||
| ME | Cubcare | NA | ||
| ME | Cubcare | 1 | ||
| MI | MI SCHIP | MI CHILD | NA | |
| MI | MI SCHIP | MI CHILD | 1 | |
| MI | MI SCHIP | MI CHILD | 2 | |
| MI | MI SCHIP | Medicaid Expansion | 1 | |
| MI | MI SCHIP | Medicaid Expansion | 2 | |
| MN | Minnesota Medical Assistance Program | NA | ||
| MO | MC+ for Kids | NA | ||
| MO | MC+ for Kids | 1 | ||
| MP | CNMI SCHIP | NA | ||
| MS | MS SCHIP | Phase I | ||
| MS | MS SCHIP | Phase I | NA | |
| MS | MS SCHIP | Phase II | ||
| MS | MS SCHIP | Phase II | 1 | |
| MS | MS SCHIP | Phase II | 2 | |
| MS | MS SCHIP | Phase II | 3 | |
| MS | MS SCHIP | Employer-sponsored coverage | 1 | |
| MT | MT SCHIP | NA | ||
| MT | MT SCHIP | 1 | ||
| NC | NC SCHIP | NA | ||
| NC | NC SCHIP | 1 | ||
| NC | NC SCHIP | 2 | ||
| NC | NC SCHIP | 3 | ||
| NC | NC SCHIP | 4 | ||
| NC | NC SCHIP | 5 | ||
| ND | Healthy Steps | Phase I | ||
| ND | Healthy Steps | Phase I | NA | |
| ND | Healthy Steps | Phase II | ||
| ND | Healthy Steps | Phase II | 1 | |
| NE | Kid`s Connection | NA | ||
| NE | Kid`s Connection | 1 | ||
| NH | Healthy Kids | Gold | NA | |
| NH | Healthy Kids | Gold | 1 | |
| NH | Healthy Kids | Silver | NA | |
| NJ | KidCare | Plan A | NA | |
| NJ | KidCare | Plan B | NA | |
| NJ | KidCare | Plan B | 1 | |
| NJ | KidCare | Plan B | 3 | |
| NJ | KidCare | Plan B | 4 | |
| NJ | KidCare | Plan C | NA | |
| NJ | KidCare | Plan C | 1 | |
| NJ | KidCare | Plan C | 3 | |
| NJ | KidCare | Plan C | 4 | |
| NJ | KidCare | Plan D | 2 | |
| NJ | KidCare | Plan D | 3 | |
| NJ | KidCare | Plan D | 4 | |
| NJ | KidCare | 1115 Demonstration | NA | |
| NM | NM SCHIP | NA | ||
| NM | NM SCHIP | 2 | ||
| NM | NM SCHIP | 1115 Demonstration | NA | |
| NV | Nevada Check-Up | NA | ||
| NV | Nevada Check-Up | 1 | ||
| NY | NY SCHIP | CHPLUS | ||
| NY | NY SCHIP | CHPLUS | ||
| NY | NY SCHIP | CHPLUS | NA | |
| NY | NY SCHIP | CHPLUS | 2 | |
| NY | NY SCHIP | Medicaid Expansion | 2 | |
| OH | OH Child Health Plan | NA | ||
| OH | OH Child Health Plan | 1 | ||
| OK | SoonerCare | NA | ||
| OK | SoonerCare | 1 | ||
| OR | OR SCHIP | NA | ||
| OR | OR SCHIP | 2 | ||
| OR | OR SCHIP | 3 | ||
| PA | PA SCHIP | NA | ||
| PA | PA SCHIP | 1 | ||
| PA | PA SCHIP | 2 | ||
| PA | PA SCHIP | 3 | ||
| PA | PA SCHIP | 4 | ||
| PR | PR SCHIP | NA | ||
| RI | RIte Care | NA | The state does use income diregards and has a mandatory period of no coverage of 4 months. Applicants may mail or fax applications to the state and there are annual redeterminations. Children in the Family Independence Program and medical assistance family programs are immediately eligible. The state does not use an enrollment broker. | |
| RI | RIte Care | 1 | ||
| RI | RIte Care | 1115 Demonstration | NA | |
| SC | Partners for Healthy Children | NA | ||
| SD | SD SCHIP | NA | ||
| SD | SD SCHIP | 1 | ||
| SD | SD SCHIP | 2 | ||
| SD | SD SCHIP | CHIP NM | 3 | |
| TN | Tennessee`s CHIP | Phase I | NA | |
| TX | Texas Healthy Steps | Phase I | ||
| TX | Texas Healthy Steps | Phase I | NA | |
| TX | Texas Healthy Steps | Phase II | ||
| TX | Texas Healthy Steps | Phase II | 1 | |
| UT | UT SCHIP | NA | ||
| VA | VA SCHIP | Children's Medical Security Insurance Plan/Family Access to Medical Insurance Security Plan | NA | Some services are delivered FFS. For quality assurance the state requires credentialling of plans and providers. The state also uses HEDIS and CAHPS. Satisfaction is used as a performance measure. |
| VA | VA SCHIP | Children's Medical Security Insurance Plan/Family Access to Medical Insurance Security Plan | 1 | |
| VA | VA SCHIP | Family Access to Medical Insurance Security Plan (FAMIS) - ESI | 1 | |
| VI | Virgin Island`s SCHIP | NA | ||
| VI | Virgin Island`s SCHIP | 1 | ||
| VT | VT SCHIP | NA | The income threshold for premiums (cost sharing) is 225% FPL. Copayments for office visits were never implemented. | |
| VT | VT SCHIP | 1 | ||
| VT | VT SCHIP | 2 | ||
| VT | VT SCHIP | 3 | ||
| WA | WA SCHIP | NA | ||
| WA | WA SCHIP | 1 | ||
| WI | BadgerCare | Medicaid expansion | ||
| WI | BadgerCare | Medicaid expansion | NA | |
| WI | BadgerCare | Medicaid expansion | 1 | |
| WI | BadgerCare | Employer-sponsored Coverage | 1 | |
| WI | BadgerCare | NA | ||
| WV | WV SCHIP | Phase I | NA | |
| WV | WV SCHIP | Phase I | 2 | |
| WV | WV SCHIP | Phase II | 1 | |
| WV | WV SCHIP | Phase II | 2 | |
| WV | WV SCHIP | Phase II | 3 | |
| WY | WY SCHIP | CHIP One | NA | |