IN-17-0000-003
Provides coverage for over-the-counter medications based on the coverage options available at section 2110(a)(7) of the Social Security Act and 42 CFR section 457.490.
IN-17-0000-001
This SPA permits Indiana to implement a health services initiative (HSI) to support the Indiana Poison Center.
IL-CHIPSPA-8
This SPA permits the state to (1) expand eligibility for children with a family income up to 300% of the federal poverty level (FPL); (2) cover the costs of uncompensated post-partum care for the provision of services for mothers of newborns deemed eligible for Medicaid using a Health Services Initiative (HSI); and (3) expand coverage in the state's CHIP for lawfully residing children under Section 214 of CHIPRA.
IL-CHIPSPA-10
This SPA increased copayments for families with income above 133 percent up to and including 150 percent of the federal poverty level for the following services: practitioner office visits, brand-name prescriptions, outpatient hospital encounters, and inpatient hospitalization.
IL-15-00012-0XXI
Updates the federal poverty levels of the premium and copayment bands to the equivalent Modified Adjusted Gross Income (MAGI) eligibility standards. This SPA is consistent with the state's approved MAGI Conversion Plan and the state's implementation of MAGI, effective January 1, 2014, through Illinois CHIP SPA IL-14-0006. CHIP families are required to pay monthly premiums according to federal poverty levels as detailed in the following table:.
DE-CHIPSPA-7
This Delaware SPA updates its CHIP family premium cost sharing amounts to be consistent with the state's approved Modified Adjusted Gross Income conversion plan. Effective July 1, 2014, CHIP families are now required to pay monthly premiums according to federal poverty level (FPL) as detailed in the following table:.
DE-16-0001
Implements a CHIP HSI to improve the health of low-income children by increasing their access to needed vision services and glasses through a targeted, school-based initiative to increase children's access to vision services.
CO-CHIPSPA-14
This SPA allows Colorado to eliminate its three-month waiting period with a retroactive effective date of May 1, 2013.
AZ-16-0016
Lifts the state's existing enrollment freeze enabling children ages birth through age 19 with income above 133 percent up to and including 200 percent of the federal poverty level (FPL) to enroll in the state's CHIP, known as "KidsCare. ".
AR-16-0002-CHIP
The goals of this HSI are to prevent the removal of children from the home, prevent a recurrence of maltreatment and improve the overall health and well-being of young children and their families. The state will implement the SafeCareevidence-based home visitation program that has been shown to reduce child maltreatment among families with a history of maltreatment or with risk factors for maltreatment among families with a history of maltreatment or with risk factors for maltreatment.