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Fact Sheet: Express Lane Eligibility: An Opportunity to Modernize Enrollment of Eligible But Uninsured Children in Health Care Coverage (PDF)

Fact Sheet: Analyzing Express Lane Eligibility as a New Tool to Reach Uninsured Children who are Eligible but not Enrolled in Medicaid and SCHIP: Questions and Answers (PDF)

EXPRESS LANE ELIGIBILITY IN HEALTH REFORM

§2002 of the Affordable Care Act specifically identifies Express Lane Eligibility as an exception to the use of modified adjusted gross income (MAGI) as the means for determining income eligibility. FULL BILL TEXT.

Additional provisions promote the use of e-enrollment and data-driven eligibility determinations, which are at the core of Express Lane Eligibility procedures. For further information see: Explaining Health Reform: Eligibility and Enrollment Processes for Medicaid, CHIP, and Subsidies in the Exchanges

express lane eligibility-Authorizing federal legislation

H.R. 2 - The Children's Health Insururance Program Reauthorization Act of 2009 - Signed into Law February 4, 2009
The bill that reauthorized the Children's Health Insurance Program (SCHIP) includes specific language authorizing Express Lane Eligibility and provides bonus payments to states that increase enrollment for eligible but uninsured children through a menu of streamlining measures, including Express Lane Eligibility and automated renewal. Full Bill Text.

Fact Sheet: A Close Look at the Express Lane Eligibility Provisions in CHIPRA 2009

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