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State Children’s Health Insurance Program

Phase 1 Effective Date: April 1, 1998

Revised: 1/26/98, 2/19/98, 3/3/98, 3/6/98 Phase 2 Effective Date: July 1, 1998

Revised: 8/20/98, 8/24/98, 10/1/99, 7/28/00, 1/31/01, 7/02/02, 7/22/02, 1/3/03, 2/13/04, 9/27/04, 11/15/04, 8/11/05, 10/1/06, 7/1/09, 7/1/10, 7/1/11, 7/1/12 116 state and federal legislative changes and outreach. Florida Healthy Kids Corporation notified Healthy Kids enrollees about the elimination of the annual dental benefit limit effective July 1, 2010 by sending all Healthy Kids families a special letter, in addition to a family newsletter that provided information. The Healthy Kids dental plans were also required to update their member materials to reflect the benefit change. A two month open choice period was held prior to July 1, 2011, to allow families to change their Healthy Kids dental plan.

9.10. Provide a one year projected budget. A suggested financial form for the budget is attached. The budget must describe: (Section 2107(d)) (42CFR 457.140)

• Planned use of funds, including:

 Projected amount to be spent on health services;  Projected amount to be spent on administrative costs, such as outreach, child health initiatives, and evaluation;  Assumptions on which the budget is based, including cost per child and expected enrollment; and  Projected sources of non-Federal plan expenditures, including any requirements for cost sharing by enrollees.

School Health Services Initiative

• Disbursement of Title XXI Funds for the School Health Services Initiative The 46 county health departments that participate in the Comprehensive School Health Services Program were initially selected through a request for proposal process (RFP). Sixty-six of Florida’s sixty-seven county health departments receive funding to implement Full Service School programs.

To receive Title XXI federal funds, the participating county health departments record their expenditures to a specific Cost Accumulator (OCA) in the state's FLAIR accounting system. DOH Bureau of Revenue Management Office submits monthly vouchers for Title XXI federal reimbursement to the Agency for Health Care Administration (AHCA); the Department of Health applies an adjustment factor that reduces the federal amount requested to account for children enrolled in Medicaid and children ages 19 or over.