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Federal CHIP Expenditures, FY 1998-2007, (in millions), 1998-2007

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 FY1998FY1999FY2000FY2001FY2002FY2003FY2004FY2005FY2006FY2007
United States$121.8$921.8$1,928.8$2,671.6$3,776.2$4,276.4$4,644.5$5,089.5$5,453.7$6,038.5
Alabama$2.4$22.9$31.9$41.6$55.0$71.3$72.8$80.2$87.4$95.2
Alaska$0.0$3.8$18.1$23.6$21.0$24.0$19.4$24.4$19.5$16.2
Arizona$0.0$8.8$29.4$48.0$126.8$186.7$258.9$198.0$109.0$117.5
Arkansas$0.0$0.7$1.5$2.5$1.5$32.7$28.5$63.0$49.7$68.8
California$2.0$67.7$187.3$311.5$454.2$565.0$661.6$760.0$1,150.9$980.7
Colorado$1.0$9.0$13.9$20.9$31.2$40.6$37.6$38.7$60.2$65.9
Connecticut$0.0$12.3$12.8$13.2$16.2$17.4$17.2$20.5$20.5$30.1
Delaware$0.0$0.7$1.5$2.3$2.6$4.6$5.3$6.4$7.0$8.6
District of Columbia$0.0$0.5$5.8$5.3$5.5$6.0$7.2$7.4$7.8$7.2
Florida$6.4$51.0$125.7$195.2$270.0$357.7$176.5$244.0$214.1$261.7
Georgia$0.0$7.4$48.7$77.1$105.9$179.7$215.0$201.6$192.3$328.1
Hawaii$0.01$0.01$0.41$3.01$3.91$7.31$10.51$13.01$13.71$18.71
Idaho$1.4$3.9$7.5$13.0$14.4$12.2$14.4$16.6$18.5$27.4
Illinois$6.1$14.7$32.7$39.1$36.3$59.4$309.8$320.2$324.3$448.5
Indiana$0.0$61.7$53.7$60.0$60.4$61.7$65.4$76.1$78.8$92.1
Iowa$0.3$10.6$15.5$24.8$28.7$32.9$37.3$40.8$47.9$51.3
Kansas$0.0$8.8$12.8$24.6$35.9$36.9$39.6$43.1$48.6$45.1
Kentucky$0.0$17.8$60.0$68.1$71.9$69.2$71.5$70.8$77.1$81.2
Louisiana$0.0$10.4$25.3$39.7$65.1$78.4$94.4$109.9$96.5$119.9
Maine$0.0$5.6$11.4$14.1$17.8$21.1$25.2$20.6$24.5$31.2
Maryland$0.71$13.41$92.21$92.91$119.21$137.71$106.41$122.41$138.01$138.41
Massachusetts$0.0$35.4$44.2$50.3$59.9$71.6$119.1$121.5$151.1$211.5
Michigan$0.7$14.9$36.2$37.5$39.6$60.8$159.5$172.2$175.5$171.6
Minnesota$0.0$0.0$0.0$0.7$64.7$64.2$72.7$71.5$66.1$64.4
Mississippi$0.0$8.1$21.1$49.0$69.7$88.7$101.9$112.5$103.3$107.5
Missouri$0.0$19.7$41.2$52.3$62.2$71.6$80.2$88.7$78.1$79.4
Montana$0.0$0.6$4.3$13.9$12.1$12.0$14.3$12.8$17.3$18.2
Nebraska$0.0$3.8$6.1$9.4$11.8$24.9$35.3$34.0$21.5$33.2
Nevada$0.0$4.1$9.0$14.5$20.4$22.3$20.6$26.6$27.5$30.3
New Hampshire$0.01$0.91$1.61$3.01$3.91$4.41$7.31$7.61$9.91$11.11
New Jersey$3.5$19.6$46.9$128.9$252.5$262.6$221.9$204.9$242.1$280.0
New Mexico$0.01$0.81$3.41$8.01$13.91$18.21$21.41$23.21$31.41$49.91
New York$50.1$239.4$401.0$343.8$371.6$352.2$296.9$362.5$328.5$324.4
North Carolina$0.0$34.9$65.5$70.9$86.0$130.7$166.2$211.0$177.1$166.6
North Dakota$0.0$0.1$1.8$2.5$3.8$5.1$6.9$8.3$10.7$10.5
Ohio$8.6$35.9$53.1$100.2$129.0$138.5$167.1$172.3$169.8$186.9
Oklahoma$0.0$0.0$51.3$25.9$30.2$38.3$46.1$63.6$81.1$96.1
Oregon$0.4$7.2$12.5$14.8$16.3$19.8$25.3$38.6$58.4$66.6
Pennsylvania$10.1$42.3$70.7$90.7$104.0$120.3$126.6$140.9$164.4$190.0
Rhode Island$0.01$2.31$10.41$18.31$34.51$38.71$25.21$56.41$69.71$47.71
South Carolina$26.3$43.2$46.6$48.5$41.6$44.9$50.8$57.3$49.1$31.4
South Dakota$0.1$1.5$3.1$5.2$8.7$9.1$10.9$11.9$10.6$9.8
Tennessee$0.02$0.02$41.72$14.42$4.02$0.02$4.52$3.42$0.02$4.12
Texas$1.3$38.5$41.4$264.0$535.7$405.6$282.5$287.7$269.4$385.7
Utah$0.0$8.0$12.8$22.6$25.8$20.1$28.0$28.7$45.3$38.9
Vermont$0.01$0.51$1.41$2.31$2.61$3.11$3.21$3.71$4.81$5.91
Virginia$0.0$5.0$18.6$28.9$39.7$51.3$63.0$79.8$95.9$110.7
Washington$0.03$0.03$0.63$5.53$8.03$16.23$39.23$40.33$36.23$36.83
West Virginia$0.01$1.11$9.71$22.21$26.91$27.01$30.81$33.31$33.71$35.41
Wisconsin$0.0$2.1$21.4$55.6$80.3$94.9$96.7$86.3$88.2$84.5
Wyoming$0.0$0.0$1.0$3.0$3.2$3.9$5.2$5.7$6.4$7.8
Guam$0.0$0.0$1.5$1.7$2.3$2.6$3.5$1.8$3.4$1.8
Puerto Rico$0.0$17.2$57.8$39.2$64.2$47.6$33.9$39.4$37.8$104.5
Virgin Islands$0.0$0.3$0.6$1.0$2.1$1.5$1.6$1.4$1.9$1.3
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Notes: 

U.S. totals include data from the United States (50 states and the District of Columbia), Guam, Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, America Samoa, and N. Marianas.

Sources: 

Net Reported Medicaid and SCHIP Expenditures, FY 1998-2007. The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), Special Data Request, January 2008.

Definitions: 

CHIP: Children's Health Insurance Program. Program benefits became available October 1, 1997, and provides $40 billion in Federal matching funds over 10 years to help states expand health care coverage to the Nation''s uninsured children. CHIP is a state-administered program and each state sets its own guidelines regarding eligibility and services.

Federal Fiscal Year: Unless otherwise noted, years proceeded by "FY" on statehealthfacts.org refer to the Federal Fiscal Year, which runs from October 1 through September 30. For example, FY 2009 refers to the period from October 1, 2008 through September 30, 2009.

Footnotes: 
  1. State qualifies under Public Law 108-74 whichallows the state to elect to receive a portion of theirSCHIP allotments as increased federal matching for certain Medicaid expenditures.
  2. State qualifies under Public Law 108-74 whichallows the state to elect to receive a portion of theirSCHIP allotments as increased federal matching for certain Medicaid expenditures. Tennessee phased out its Medicaid expansion SCHIP program in September 2002. In March 2007, the state implemented a new SCHIP program called CoverKids.
  3. State qualifies under Public Law 108-74 whichallows the state to elect to receive a portion of theirSCHIP allotments as increased federal matching for certain Medicaid expenditures. The total state share is buried within the Medicaid expenditures and cannot be determined.



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