CKF and Improved Enrollee Retention: Grantee and State Views on CKF Effectiveness

Judith Wooldridge and Elaine Hill

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Abstract: This highlight memo, drawing on telephone surveys in July 2005, discusses what state officials and state grantees in 46 states with a CKF grant think about CKF’s role in improving renewal policies and procedures.

Keywords: Covering Kids & Families Evaluation; enrollee retention; Medicaid; SCHIP; health (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 11
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