| State* | Type of CHIP Program** | Upper Eligibility | Total CHIP Enrollment | Presumptive Eligibility*** |
|---|---|---|---|---|
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*Eligibility information for Georgia, Maryland, North Carolina, North Dakota, and Tennessee is from 2007.↑ **Programs may be an expansion of Medicaid, a separate CHIP program, or a combination of the two.↑ ***Presumptive eligibility provides immediate but temporary benefits for applicants who appear to meet eligibility requirements but have not yet been officially approved; in some States, this is only available for certain populations (e.g., infants). For States with a combination plan, information for the Medicaid plan is listed first, followed by information for the separate SCHIP plan.↑ Source IV.1: Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, Medicaid Statistical Information System | ||||
| Alabama | Separate | 200% | 110,821 | N |
| Alaska | Medicaid | 175% | 18,707 | N |
| Arizona | Separate | 200% | 112,072 | N |
| Arkansas | Combo | 200% | 93,446 | N/N |
| California | Combo | 300% | 1,692,087 | Y/Y |
| Colorado | Separate | 200% | 99,555 | Y |
| Connecticut | Separate | 300% | 22,270 | N |
| Delaware | Combo | 200% | 11,192 | N/N |
| District of Columbia | Medicaid | 300% | 8,746 | N |
| Florida | Combo | 200% | 354,385 | Y/N |
| Georgia | Separate | 235% | 311,234 | N |
| Hawaii | Medicaid | 300% | 28,803 | N |
| Idaho | Combo | 185% | 43,526 | N/N |
| Illinois | Combo | 200% | 356,460 | Y/Y |
| Indiana | Combo | 200% | 124,954 | N/N |
| Iowa | Combo | 200% | 50,390 | N/N |
| Kansas | Separate | 200% | 51,162 | Y |
| Kentucky | Combo | 200% | 67,717 | N/N |
| Louisiana | Combo | 250% | 147,863 | N/N |
| Maine | Combo | 200% | 30,947 | N/N |
| Maryland | Medicaid | 200% | 132,864 | N |
| Massachusetts | Combo | 300% | 200,950 | Y/Y |
| Michigan | Combo | 200% | 67,763 | Y/Y |
| Minnesota | Combo | 280% | 5,621 | N/N |
| Mississippi | Separate | 200% | 84,370 | N |
| Missouri | Combo | 200% | 136,135 | Y/N |
| Montana | Separate | 175% | 22,679 | N |
| Nebraska | Medicaid | 185% | 48,827 | N |
| Nevada | Separate | 200% | 38,592 | N |
| New Hampshire | Combo | 300% | 12,236 | Y/N |
| New Jersey | Combo | 350% | 151,805 | Y/Y |
| New Mexico | Medicaid | 234% | 14,944 | Y |
| New York | Separate | 250% | 517,256 | Y |
| North Carolina | Combo | 200% | 251,653 | N/N |
| North Dakota | Combo | 140% | 7,617 | N/N |
| Ohio | Medicaid | 200% | 251,278 | N |
| Oklahoma | Combo | 185% | 117,507 | N/N |
| Oregon | Separate | 184% | 73,686 | N |
| Pennsylvania | Separate | 300% | 256,627 | N |
| Rhode Island | Combo | 250% | 26,031 | N/N |
| South Carolina | Combo | 200% | 73,620 | N/N |
| South Dakota | Combo | 200% | 15,277 | N/N |
| Tennessee | Combo | 250% | 63,619 | Y/Y |
| Texas | Separate | 200% | 731,916 | N |
| Utah | Separate | 200% | 51,092 | N |
| Vermont | Separate | 300% | 6,496 | N |
| Virginia | Combo | 200% | 155,289 | N/N |
| Washington | Separate | 250% | 16,831 | N |
| West Virginia | Separate | 220% | 37,645 | N |
| Wisconsin | Combo | 250% | 52,940 | Y/N |
| Wyoming | Separate | 200% | 8,976 | N |
Information on this page can be found in the print version of Child Health USA 2010. Suggested Citation: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Health Resources and Services Administration, Maternal and Child Health Bureau. Child Health USA 2010. Rockville, Maryland: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, 2010.
