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Separate Child Health Insurance Progra m
Eligibility - Targeted Low-Income Pregnant Women
CS8
Section 2112 of the SSA
Targeted Low-Income Pregnant Women - Uninsured pregnant women who do not have access to public employee coverage and
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■ whose household income is within standards established by the state.
D The CHIP Agency operates this covered group in accordance with the following provisions:
Age Standards for Pregnant Women
The state provides coverage to pregnant women:
Select an age range:
r From age 19, up to the following age:
(' With no age restriction.
(' Another age range:
If there is no age restriction or if the age range overlaps with the qualifying ages for children, describe how the
determination is made as to whether the applicant will be provided coverage as a child or as a pregnant woman.
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Must be pregnant or post-partum
Income Standards
Pregnant women coverage may only be provided if children's qualifying income standard under the plan is at least up to 200% of FPL
for all age ranges.
Income standard is applied statewide
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