This is the second brief in a series about the first year of California’s Health-e-App Public Access (HeA PA) self-service, public health benefits enrollment system, following its introduction in December 2010. It describes HeA PA applicants and their experiences with the tool. Findings...

Summary for publication How Caregivers and Workers Fare in Cash and Counseling

Summary for publication Cash and Counseling Early Experiences in Arkansas

This brief presents the views of certified application assistants on barriers to the use of California's Health-e-App Public Access, a self-service online enrollment system for Healthy Families and Medicaid, and the potential role they could play in raising awareness of the system.

This is the second brief in a series about the first year of California’s Health-e-App Public Access (HeA PA) self-service, public health benefits enrollment system, following its introduction in December 2010. It describes HeA PA applicants and their experiences with the tool. Findings...

This evaluation highlight illustrates how six grantees use multistate partnerships to improve the quality of children's health care. It describes the strategies that states use to create and maintain cross-state relationships, as well as the benefits and challenges of partnering.

This Highlight focuses on how North Carolina and Pennsylvania are testing how well the Children's Electronic Health Record (EHR) Format's requirements support the provision of primary care to children and how readily the requirements can be incorporated into existing EHRs.

Cash and Counseling had sizable effects on the proportion of people receiving paid care in Arkansas and New Jersey. It also had sizable effects among the nonelderly—but not the elderly—in Florida, where a higher percentage of enrollees were already receiving this type of care...