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“CHIP TIPS: Medicaid Performance Bonus,” Kaiser Family Foundation: The brief examines the new “performance bonus,” which is designed to help states cover the added costs that result when states are very successful in enrolling eligible children in Medicaid above target levels specified in the CHIP Reauthorization Act.

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