Private Coverage
Many children in the U.S. have private insurance coverage through their parents’ employer-sponsored insurance or the Affordable Care Act’s health insurance exchanges.
Kids' Health Coverage in the United States
Learn how children's health care needs are currently covered in the U.S.
Short-Term, Limited-Duration Insurance Rule
The short-term, limited-duration insurance final rule limits the duration of these types of insurance plans. CHA's comments support those limits.
Children's Groups' Joint Comments on Proposed Rule on Short Term Limited Duration Plans
Children's Hospital Association leads children’s groups' comments on the proposed rule to limit Short Term Limited Duration Insurance.
CHA Comments on Mental Health Parity Proposed Rule
CHA submitted comments on the proposed rule and technical release that strengthen the implementation of the Mental Health Parity and Enforcement Act.
Summary of Proposed Rule on Short-Term Health Plans
The proposed rule limits the availability of Short-Term, Limited-Duration Insurance (STLDI) health plans and strengthens consumer information about them.
CMS Advancing Interoperability and Prior Authorization Comments
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) proposed rule aims to streamline prior authorization processes and modify related electronic data exchange requirements for plans and providers.
Essential Health Benefits RFI Response
CHA signed on to two letters responding to a recent Essential Health Benefit (EHB) Request for Information (RFI) from CMS seeking input on ways the administration could strengthen the EHBs.
Prior Authorization and Interoperability Proposed Rule Summary
CHA created a summary on a proposed rule to improve the electronic exchange of health-related data and streamline prior authorization processes.
Exchange Rules
Our summary of the 2024 Notice of Benefit and Payment Parameters proposed rule highlights the provisions with implications for children's health and health care.
Surprise Billing Rules
The No Surprises Act is meant to protect patients from surprise bills and uses an arbitration approach, rather than a benchmark payment standard, to settle payment disputes between payers and providers in cases of out-of-network care.
For the Record
View CHA communications to federal policymakers such as statements for the record, RFI responses, regulatory comment letters and more.
