Chip

The Children's Health Insurance Program, or CHIP, covers health insurance for children whose families earn too much to may have access to for Medicaid but don't have enough money for private coverage. Each state runs its own version of CHIP with slightly different rules about who it covers and what it costs. Understanding how CHIP works in your state helps you figure out what health care options exist for your children.

These articles explain how CHIP coverage works, what services it typically includes, how costs are structured in different states, and what happens as your child gets older. You'll learn about the differences between CHIP and Medicaid, how family income affects coverage, and what to expect from the enrollment process in your state.