The Kaiser Family Foundation released two datasets examining the financing and structure of states’ public children’s health coverage. The first dataset outlines the composition of each state’s Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP), including whether it is an expansion of the state’s Medicaid program, a separate entity, or a combination of the two. The dataset also outlines the upper income limit for children’s eligibility in both programs. The second dataset examines premiums and copayments for children’s coverage under both programs, noting whether and at what income level states require premiums and copayments for children.

First Dataset:Program Type and Upper Income Eligibility Limit for Children's Coverage as a Percent of the Federal Poverty Level (FPL), January 2011  

Second Data Set:Premium and Copayment Requirements for Children, January 2011  

Kaiser Family Foundation. (2011).