Note: As of July 1, 2007, Covering Kids & Families has closed. For current information about the uninsured in America, please visit RWJF Coverage.
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Note: As of July 1, 2007, Covering Kids & Families has closed. For current information about the uninsured in America, please visit RWJF Coverage.
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You and your children may be eligible for low-cost or free health insurance! Programs exist in every state and the District of Columbia. For information about low-cost and free children's health coverage, visit insurekidsnow.gov. For information on coverage for adults, read the Guides to Finding Health Insurance Coverage in Your State from Cover the Uninsured. 
Arizona - Children's Action Alliance 
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January 18, 2005 An Introduction to the HIPAA Privacy RuleCovering Kids & Families participants are concerned that recent changes in federal law may interfere with their ability to perform crucial activities related to meeting the goals and strategies of CKF. They are particularly concerned about the Federal Health Privacy Rule (the Privacy Rule), also known as the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA). The purpose of this resource guide is to address those concerns. The guide is divided into three parts:
Source: Southern Institute on Children and Families Citation: Pritts, Joy. An Introduction to the HIPAA Privacy Rule. Columbia, SC: Covering Kids & Families National Program Office, Southern Institute on Children and Families, January 2005. |
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