Irvin Bill to Continue Children’s Health Insurance Program Signed Into Law
The governor last week signed legislation sponsored by Rep.
Irvin authored the bill to specifically extend CHIP to
"There was a time when my own children were covered under CHIP, so I realize firsthand how valuable this program is to thousands of families across the state," said Irvin. "
CHIP is designed to provide insurance coverage to uninsured children and teens (up to age 19) whose families earn too much to qualify for Medical Assistance, but who cannot afford to purchase private insurance. CHIP is supported by both state and federal funds and provides payment for health care coverage for eligible children who meet income and other criteria.
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