Present key information about Medicaid programs across all states, including coverage, enrollment, spending, eligibility, and enrollee characteristics.
Approach:
State profiles: KFF fact sheets provide state and national data; users can select a state on the map or in a table to access its fact sheet.
Data sources: The profiles draw on KFF State Health Facts, ACS 2024 estimates, and other cited federal and KFF resources, with data years varying by measure.
Key Findings:
Medicaid and CHIP provide health and long-term care coverage to millions of adults and children with low incomes.
Enrollment and spending vary substantially across states, reflecting policy choices and differences in population demographics.
The fact sheets cover enrollment, spending by eligibility group and service, federal and state financing, coverage rates, eligibility thresholds, and enrollee characteristics.
Interpretation:
The resource describes state-level variation in Medicaid and CHIP coverage and spending and identifies the data sources used for its profiles.
Limitations:
The context does not provide specific state-level values or comparisons.
Measures refer to different years, including 2024, 2025, and 2026.
Some spending and enrollment totals exclude records classified as “Unknown”; rounding may prevent spending shares from totaling exactly 100%.
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