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Mental health benefits under SCHIP.

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article , Preprint 30 Nov 2000 English Journal:Health affairs (Project Hope), volume 19 (issn: 0278-2715, Copyright policy )
Authors: Embry M. Howell; Jeffrey A. Buck; Judith L. Teich;

pmid: 11192415

Mental health benefits under SCHIP.

Abstract

Notes that states may be better off covering children with serious mental health problems under their Children’s Health Insurance Program than under Medicaid. Estimates the range of costs that could be expected under alternative benefit designs.

Keywords

Mental Health Services, Medicaid, Cost-Benefit Analysis, Mental Disorders, State Health Plans, Child Health Services, Mental health, SCHIP, Insurance Coverage, United States, Health Planning, Utilization Review, Humans, Child, jel: jel:I, jel: jel:J

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