CHIP State Amendment Plans

This SPA allows CHIP eligibility for all children with access to public employee coverage on the basis of a family member's employment who are otherwise eligible targeted low-income children as defined at 42 CFP* 457 .310, provided that the child's household income meets the same income standards as those applied to targeted low-income children under the CHIP state plan.

The approval of SPA ND-13-0103 includes full approval of the state's alternative single streamlined paper application only. The state is using an interim alternative paper application formultiple human services programs. By March l, 2018, the state will implement a revised alternative paper application used to apply for multiple human services programs that addresses CMS concerns outlined in the companion letter issued with this SPA approval.

Through this SPA, the state provides temporary adjustments to the state's enrollment and redetermination policies and cost-sharing requirements for children in families impacted by disaster events.

Through this SPA, Georgia adds nonemergency medical transportation, case management services, and enabling services as covered benefits under the CHIP state plan.

This SPA updates California's full state plan by removing the former Healthy Families component of the state's separate CHIP, which covered children up to age 19 above the Medicaid levels with income up to 250 percent of the Federal poverty level (FPL).

Allows Utah will use the remaining allocated funds to continue coverage until such funds are depleted.

Modifies the ELE agencies and waiving an enrollment fee for children whose household includes a pregnant mother.

This SPA permits Ohio to implement a health services initiative (HSI) to provide lead abatement services in the homes of low-income children and pregnant women and to establish an online lead-safe housing registry.

This SPA describes NY\u2019s policy to provide retroactive coverage for newborns if the application is received within 60 days after birth, and implements two CHIP Health Services Initiatives (HSI) by providing funding to: 1) support the training of school officials and staff to administer naloxone rescue kits to reverse opioid overdoses, and2) support the provision of emergency meals and nutrition education to low-income children and their families.

Adds coverage of gender dysphoria treatment services and updates the state's premium bands to be consistent with Modified Adjusted Gross Income.