Eugene Lewit

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Extending Funding for CHIP in 2015 is Key to Sustaining Gains for Children

| February 12, 2015 |

In a time of partisan inertia, heightened concern about income inequality and the welfare of children, and disagreement about the ability of government programs


The Potential Impact on Children and Families of Ending Federal Funding for CHIP in 2015

| February 6, 2015 |

Though the Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP) has proven successful, earning broad bipartisan support among policymakers and voters, Congress has not yet advanced legislation to


Outreach, Enrollment and Retention

| May 12, 2014 |

This brief is the third in a series exploring how lessons learned from the first three to five years of Children’s Health Insurance Program


CHIP Success a Model for ACA State-Federal Partnerships

| March 3, 2014 |

With state legislatures working their way through their 2014 sessions, attention in a number of states is focused on the actions states can take


Successfully Navigating the CHIP State-Federal Relationship and Challenges to State Implementation

| February 25, 2014 |

This brief is the second in a series exploring how lessons learned from the first three to five years of Children’s Health Insurance Program


CHIP Roll Out and Early Enrollment – Implications for the ACA

| October 23, 2013 |

This brief is the first in a series exploring how lessons learned from the first three to five years of Children’s Health Insurance Program


Prospects for Continued Progress on Children’s Health Insurance in the Seven Southwestern States: The Perceptions of State-based Advocates

| October 10, 2012 |

Creative, thoughtful, and tenacious advocacy has played an important role in securing significant improvements in health coverage for children in Southwestern states. This paper


Public Programs That Work – Good News on Children’s Coverage

| February 29, 2012 |

This column originally appeared in the Huffington Post on February 29, 2012 Late last year, while official Washington and its pundits were busy deconstructing


Getting To the Finish Line: Investments in State-Based Advocacy Show Real Returns in Covering Uninsured Children

| February 11, 2011 |

Even though last week seemed like it was all about the run-up to the Super Bowl, many of us in the nation had another