Congressional Budget Office Presentation to the Alliance for Health Reform Peter R. Orszag Director August 29, 2007.

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Congressional Budget Office Presentation to the Alliance for Health Reform Peter R. Orszag Director August 29, 2007

CBOs Estimate of Changes in Childrens Enrollment in SCHIP and Medicaid Under H.R. 3162, the Childrens Health and Medicare Protection Act of 2007 Reduction in the Number Of Uninsured With Other CoverageTotal Effect of Funding to Maintain Current SCHIP Programs Effect of Additional Funding for SCHIP and Other Provisions Additional enrollment within groups currently eligible Expansion of eligibility for SCHIP and Medicaid Subtotal Total Average Monthly Enrollment, in Millions, in 2012

CBOs Estimate of Changes in Childrens Enrollment in SCHIP and Medicaid Under S. 1893, the Childrens Health Insurance Program Reauthorization Act of 2007 Reduction in the Number Of Uninsured With Private CoverageTotal Effect of Funding to Maintain Current SCHIP Programs Effect of Additional Funding for SCHIP and Other Provisions Additional enrollment within groups currently eligible Expansion of eligibility for SCHIP Subtotal Total Average Monthly Enrollment, in Millions, in 2012