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Delaware Passes Cover-All-Kids Legislation

September 1, 2009.  Delaware Governor Jack Markell signed legislation on August 27th expanding the state's Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP).  Parents whose income is too high to qualify for subsidized coverage through Medicaid or CHIP will soon be able to pay a monthly premium of $170 per child plus administrative fees (i.e., the state's entire cost) for insurance that is actuarially equivalent to CHIP or Medicaid. 

Evaluation of Extending Dependent Coverage to Young Adults

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