|
Name of the Program
|
Year Started
|
Maximum Incomeª
|
Age of Eligibility
|
|
Florida Healthy Kids
|
1992
|
No limit
|
1-19
|
|
Massachusetts' Children's Medical Security Plan
|
1994
|
No limit
|
0-18
|
|
New Hampshire's Healthy Kids
|
1995
|
No limit
|
0-20
|
|
New York's Child Health Plus
|
1991
|
No limit
|
0-18
|
|
Tennessee's Tenn Care
|
1994
|
No limit
|
0-64
|
|
Washington's Basic Health Plan
|
1989
|
No limit
|
0-64
|
|
Massachusetts' Medical Security Plan (MSP)
|
1990
|
400%
|
0-64
|
|
California's Access for Infants and Mothers (AIM)
|
1992
|
300%
|
Pregnant women and children <2
|
|
Hawaii QUEST
|
1994
|
300%
|
0-64
|
|
Minnesota Care
|
1992
|
275%
|
0-64
|
|
Health Access New Jersey
|
1995
|
250%
|
0-64
|
|
Rhode Island's Rite Care
|
1994
|
250%
|
0-17
|
|
Pennsylvania's Children's Health Insurance Program
|
1993
|
235% ages 1-5 185% ages 6-15
|
1-15
|
|
Vermont's Dr. Dynasaur
|
1989
|
225%
|
0-17
|
|
New York's Regional Pilot Projects
|
1989
|
200%
|
0-64
|
|
Colorado's Child Health Plan
|
1992
|
185%
|
0-12
|
|
Michigan's Caring Program for Children
|
1991
|
185%
|
1-18
|
|
North Carolina's Caring Program for Children
|
1987
|
185%
|
0-19
|
|
Montana's Caring Program for Children
|
1992
|
150%
|
0-19
|
|
Iowa's Caring Program for Children
|
1989
|
133%
|
0-18
|
|
Kansas' Caring Program for Children
|
1989
|
133%
|
0-18
|
|
SOURCE: Gauthier and Schrodel (1997, p. 18).
ª Percent refers to percentage of the federal poverty level
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