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State Variation in SCHIP Allocations: How Much Is There, What Are Its Sources, and Can It Be Reduced?
Publication Year: 2003

State Variation in SCHIP Allocations: How Much Is There, What Are Its Sources, and Can It Be Reduced?

Changes to the Imputation Routine for Health Insurance in the CPS ASEC
Publication Year: 2011

Michel Boudreaux presented, "Changes to the Imputation Routine for Health Insurance in the CPS ASEC," at the Joint Statistical Meetings of the American Statistical Association, August 3, 2011 in Miami Beach, FL.

State-Level Health Insurance Coverage Estimates from the 2009 American Community Survey
Publication Year: 2011

This issue brief provides state-level estimates of health insurance coverage by age and income from the American Community Survey.  The maps and tables included in this brief provide state-level estimates for the nonelderly population (age 0 to 64), children (age 0 to 18), and nonelderly adults (age 19 to 64). Within each age group, we also present separate estimates for the low-income population (people with family incomes below 200 percent of federal poverty guidelines).

Monitoring the Impacts of Health Reform at the State Level: Using Federal Survey Data
Publication Year: 2011

This brief identifies state-level information currently available from seven federal surveys to help states monitor the impact of health reform and to compare the impacts of reform across states.

Left out under Federal Health Reform: Undocumented immigrant adults excluded from ACA Medicaid Expansions
Publication Year: 2011

Presentation by SHADAC research assistant Jessie Kemmick-Pintor describing estimates of the number of people who will not be covered under the Affordable Care Act at the state level, and the implications for safety net providers in the states.