Georgetown CCF Submits Comments on Senate Finance RFI on Health Coverage
Georgetown University's Center for Children and Families (CCF) submitted comments responding to a Request for Information from Senate Finance Committee Ranking Member Ron Wyden on policy proposals to improve access, quality, and affordability of health coverage nationally. The RFI sought stakeholder input on a broad range of proposals affecting health coverage, including Medicaid and CHIP. CCF's submission reflects the organization's positions on how these proposals would affect children's and families' coverage. The specific policy recommendations and their implications for state Medicaid programs are detailed in CCF's full submission.
State Medicaid and CHIP agencies should track this RFI process since its outcomes could shape future federal legislation affecting eligibility, financing, and coverage rules.
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