New CBO report suggests reauthorizing CHIP is less expensive than alternatives - Healio

Chicago TribuneNew CBO report suggests reauthorizing CHIP is less expensive than alternativesHealioThe bi-partisan Congressional Budget Office and Joint Committee on Taxation has issued a report that seemed to suggest extending the Children's Health Insurance Program with certain components — reauthorizing the program through fiscal year 2022 ...Primary Care Needs Congress' Attention Right NowAAFP News (blog)When Will States Run Out of Federal CHIP Funds? (January 2018 Update) – Center For Children and FamiliesCenter For Children and Families - Georgetown UniversityS.1827 - 115th Congress (2017-2018): KIDS Act of 2017 | Congress.gov | Library of CongressCongress.govCongressional Budget Office -Healthcare Finance Newsall 70 news articles »