New SCHIP Law Gives Kids Mental Health Coverage

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Cool post.

low cost links of AL 9:26AM May 07, 2010

It was written by Natalie Sirkin of Sherman Ct., that this law pertained to ;there is no requirement of proof of U. S. citizenship, this was an op ed peice she wrote to the Waterbury Republican Paper in Waterbury Ct.Can you explain to me how this will affect the Health Reform provisions on health coverage for everyone?

Cindy Timm of CT 9:45PM August 27, 2009

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ubMAikQYqnOwruUwBPD of 2:39AM August 09, 2009

Im still not sure if my son is quilified for this I am not considered low income. I have ins on my son but doesnt cover mental health.My son has combined type adhd, reseptive language disorder, articulation disorder, sensory disorder. My ins. wony pay for any of it, and make to much money for medicaid, even though I am laid off and only make 300.00 a week. Tell me what people like me are to do?

michelle mckinney of MO 9:45PM July 17, 2009

+1

soundtracks of AL 5:28AM July 17, 2009

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Ibuccohf of KS 12:51PM July 14, 2009

My son has just been diagnosed w/ bipolar & he is unfortunatley 18... how can i get help for him because he is legally an adult but still lives at home & is in 10th grade because of the misdiagnoses at age 12/13 w/ ADHD .... all the meds that he took for that caused him to either sleep for 2/3 hrs in mid day or gave him ticks that we could not live with... can someone help us ??!! He is currently on Depakote & they have prescribed Prozac as well??

Sabrina of FL 10:23AM April 27, 2009