Access

Simply having insurance coverage does not guarantee good access or high quality health care. CHCS resources can help states, plans and consumer organizations design programs to improve access to care for low-income families and people with disabilities.

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Covering Kids & Families Access Initiative: Final Evaluation Report This final evaluation report offers a thematic discussion of findings and lessons learned from the Covering Kids & Families Access Initiative, with individual grantees’ experience used selectively to illustrate key themes.	January 2007	Reports
Reducing Barriers to Health Care: Practical Strategies for Local Organizations - Covering Kids & Families Access Initiative Toolkit This toolkit describes the efforts of 18 local organizations in 15 states, under the Covering Kids & Families Access Initiative, to identify barriers and design interventions to improve access to care for low-income families.	January 2007	Toolkits
Interpreting Success: One Consumer at a Time Through a Covering Kids and Families Access Initiative Grant, the Buncombe County, North Carolina Department of Social Services identified and addressed key reasons consumers used emergency services for primary care.	October 2005	Case Studies

Title and Description

Date

Type

Covering Kids & Families Access Initiative: Final Evaluation Report

This final evaluation report offers a thematic discussion of findings and lessons learned from the Covering Kids & Families Access Initiative, with individual grantees’ experience used selectively to illustrate key themes.

January 2007

Reports

Reducing Barriers to Health Care: Practical Strategies for Local Organizations - Covering Kids & Families Access Initiative Toolkit

This toolkit describes the efforts of 18 local organizations in 15 states, under the Covering Kids & Families Access Initiative, to identify barriers and design interventions to improve access to care for low-income families.

January 2007

Toolkits

Interpreting Success: One Consumer at a Time

Through a Covering Kids and Families Access Initiative Grant, the Buncombe County, North Carolina Department of Social Services identified and addressed key reasons consumers used emergency services for primary care.

October 2005

Case Studies