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SCHIP and 'Crowd-Out': The High Cost of Expanding Eligibility
The Heritage Foundation
Oct. 30, 2007
Excerpt: Expanding SCHIP eligibility further up the income ladder is not a good way to help families that lack insurance yet have incomes above the current federal threshold. Enrolling children in families at these income levels is inefficient and will disrupt the private coverage many of them have today. This is because government programs and taxpayer dollars will increasingly become substitutes for private coverage and funding. This policy-induced phenomenon, known as 'crowd out,' substantially increases the cost of covering uninsured children.
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