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19 • Other public coverage is 2 percent.

The data source for this information is the Kaiser Family Foundation’s (KFF) analysis of the Census Bureau's March 2014-2016 Current Population Survey (CPS: Annual Social and Economic Supplements). Estimates are based on the average taken from March 2014-2016 data.

Population 1/CCHIP: CCHIP is a health insurance program in Santa Clara, San Francisco and San Mateo counties. CCHIP provides medical, dental and vision to children from age 0 up to age 19 with family income above 261 percent of the FPL and up to and including 317 percent FPL. This is consistent with the CS7 in Attachment 1. • Only available in Santa Clara, San Francisco, and San Mateo counties. • There are approximately -6,300 individuals enrolled in the three counties that offer CCHIP. • Race demographics not tracked

Source: CalHEERS daily extract file on enrollment.

Population 2/Unborn Option: The Unborn Option offers prenatal care, prescriptions, and labor and delivery, dental care, and services for other conditions that may complicate the pregnancy. Unborn Children (pregnant women) with income from 0 up to 208 percent of the FPL and who are not eligible for Medi-Cal. This is consistent with the CS9 in Attachment 1. Postpartum coverage is also included and lasts until the end of the month of the 60th day following the end of the pregnancy. An infant is eligible for Medi-Cal at birth with no family income limit for the first year of life. • There are approximately 18,000 individuals enrolled in California’s Unborn Option. • 75 percent of the population identify as Hispanic, Other races rank at 6 percent or under. • >65 years of age • California’s Unborn Option is available throughout the state.

Source: DHCS enrollment data.

Population 3/MCAP: Provides low cost health insurance coverage to uninsured, unborn children (pregnant women) with income from 208 up to 317 percent FPL. This is consistent with the CS9 in Attachment 1. MCAP provides comprehensive healthcare from the effective date of coverage in MCAP until the last day of the month in which the 60th day following the end of the pregnancy occurs. Pregnant women receive their care from participating health plans. Infants born to women enrolled in MCAP are eligible for enrollment in MCAIP (see Population 4 below) or the Medi-Cal program. • There are approximately 3,100 enrolled in MCAP.