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Santa Clara Healthy Kids Program Reduces Gaps in Children's Access to Medical and Dental Care

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  • Christopher Trenholm
  • Embry Howell
  • Dana Hughes
  • Sean Orzol

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This comprehensive study found that Santa Clara County’s Healthy Kids program—a health insurance program for children in low and middle income families—is closing a major gap in health care for county children.

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  • Christopher Trenholm & Embry Howell & Dana Hughes & Sean Orzol, "undated". "Santa Clara Healthy Kids Program Reduces Gaps in Children's Access to Medical and Dental Care," Mathematica Policy Research Reports ddda23db614f4f4d8c0338c35, Mathematica Policy Research.
    • Handle: RePEc:mpr:mprres:ddda23db614f4f4d8c0338c355f00ef3
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    Children Health Inititative ; Santa Clara;

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