An Analysis of Four States at the Forefront of the Nation's Gains in Children's Health Coverage
January 18, 2012
http://www.kff.org/medicaid/8273.cfm
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While there has been continued growth in the uninsured rate for adults in recent years, the uninsured rate for children dropped to 8% in 2010, the lowest point ever achieved since the federal government began tracking this statistic in 1987. To gain an increased understanding of factors contributing to the success in coverage of children, based on site visits and interviews with key stakeholders, this analysis examines the experiences of Alabama, Iowa, Massachusetts, and Oregon. Representing each geographic region of the country, these states are a diverse group that has significantly improved coverage of children in recent years.
