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Presumptive and Continuous Eligibility Under Medicaid and CHIP, by State, 2012 State Alabama n n Alaska — Arizona a n/a n Arkansas l n/a California l l l n n Colorado l l l n Connecticut l l l Delaware a l n n District of Columbia l — Florida b l l Georgia l Hawaii — — Idaho l n n Illinois l l l n n Indiana Presumptive Eligibility for Pregnant Women (Medicaid) l Presumptive Eligibility for Children (Medicaid)) Presumptive Eligibility for Children (CHIP) Iowa a l l l n n Kansas l l n n Kentucky a l n Louisiana l l n n Maine l n n Maryland a — n/a — Massachusetts l l l Michigan l l l n n Minnesota c n/p n Mississippi n n Missouri l l — — Montana l l l n Nebraska l — 12 Month Continuous Eligibility for Children (Medicaid) 12 Month Continuous Eligibility for Children (CHIP) 100 March of Dimes
State Nevada n/a n/a New Hampshire l l New Jersey l l l n n New Mexico l l n — New York l l l n n North Carolina l n n North Dakota n n Ohio a — n — Oklahoma l — Oregon c n n Pennsylvania l n Rhode Island Presumptive Eligibility for Pregnant Women (Medicaid) Presumptive Eligibility for Children (Medicaid) Presumptive Eligibility for Children (CHIP) 12 Month Continuous Eligibility for Children (Medicaid) 12 Month Continuous Eligibility for Children (CHIP) South Carolina — n n/a South Dakota Tennessee l Texas l n Utah l n n Vermont Virginia n Washington n n West Virginia n n Wisconsin a l l — Wyoming l n n Puerto Rico n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a l = presumptive eligibility provided n = 12 months continuous eligibility p = 6 months continuous eligibility — = not applicable; no S-CHIP separate from Medicaid. n/a=not available. a Continuous eligibility is for newborns/infants only. b Continuous eligibility under Medicaid is 12 months for children under age 5 and 6 months for others. c Continuous eligibility under Medicaid lasts 12 months for newborns and 6 months for older children. Source: Kaiser Commission on Medicaid and the Uninsured, 2012. March of Dimes 101
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