University of Utah Health Plans Introduces Healthy U CHIP – A Health Insurance Plan for Children
CHIP (
"We recognize the impact of accessible health care on children's lives," says
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Who is Eligible for CHIP?
CHIP is for children (under age 19) of families who make too much money to qualify for Medicaid, but do not qualify for other types of health insurance.
CHIP Income Guidelines
Family Size ... Maximum Gross Income Per Month ... Maximum Gross Income Per Year
2 (single parent & one child) ...
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Families can apply for CHIP at any time through MyCase or by calling 1-866-435-7414.
If you are currently on CHIP and have questions or need help changing your plan, call a Health Program Representative at 866-608-9422. Open enrollment--the time of year when you can change your existing plan--is
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About University of Utah Health Plans:
Established in 1998 as a Medicaid plan,
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Original text here: https://healthcare.utah.edu/press-releases/2024/05/university-of-utah-health-plans-introduces-healthy-u-chip-health-insurance


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