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Medicaid Health Issue Business Issue State Budget Issue

Ohio $1 million (11%) Ohioans under age 65 lack health insurance; half under 200% FPL Single parent with two children must earn more than $38,000 (225% FPL) to contribute any toward health care 70% single mothers under 225% FPL 60% single fathers under 225% FPL

More Than Health Housing Insecurity Debt, Credit Rating and Predatory Lending Bankruptcy Food Insecurity Latchkey and Unsafe Childcare

From a State/Local Perspective Reauthorize SCHIP, streamline enrollment and retention, fund outreach FMAP increase; 8 percentage point increase $1.4 billion in additional federal funds for the biennium Comprehensive health care reform

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