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State Children's Health Insurance Program (SCHIP) helps states to insure low-income children that cannot get Medicaid and cannot afford private insurance. The program was created by the Republican-led Balanced Budget Act of 1997. Under Title XXI of the [[Social Security]] Act, individual states are alloted federal funds each year. This act was allocated $20 billion dollars for 10 years. An extension to the program was signed into law by President Bush and continues the program until 2009.
State Children's Health Insurance Program (SCHIP) helps states to insure low-income children that cannot get Medicaid and cannot afford private insurance. The program was created by the Republican-led Balanced Budget Act of 1997. Under Title XXI of the [[Social Security]] Act, individual states are alloted federal funds each year. This act was allocated $20 billion for 10 years. An extension to the program was signed into law by President Bush and continues the program until 2009.
== SCHIP Expansion ==
== SCHIP Expansion ==