CHIP spending by state U.S. FY2023| ��ƽ��

CHIP spending in the United States in FY 2023, by state and state & federal share (in million U.S. dollars)

Characteristic	Federal share	State share
California	3,362.2	1,524.8
New York	1,149.5	508.7
Massachusetts	745	340.1
New Jersey	649.7	297.8
Texas	756.8	247.9
Illinois	503.7	234.2
Pennsylvania	495.1	211.4
Virginia	443.4	199.8
Florida	602.5	195
Ohio	593	169.8
Oregon	529.8	169.7
Maryland	355.1	163.5
North Carolina	669.5	157.8
Louisiana	569.7	136.6
Georgia	504.5	128.5
Colorado	239.2	111.3
Tennessee	375.9	103.7
Missouri	375.2	96.4
Michigan	321.3	86
Alabama	397.5	75
Kentucky	370.9	72.2
Arizona	332.2	72
Washington	148.2	70.9
Indiana	262.7	68.2
Oklahoma	274.6	66.7
Wisconsin	240.6	60.5
Kansas	131.3	42.9
Rhode Island	105.1	42.5
Iowa	129.7	37.4
South Carolina	173	35.6
Arkansas	173.2	34.5
Mississippi	180.4	31.6
Nebraska	84.3	30.2
Nevada	91.2	26.6
Utah	101	26.2
Montana	87.5	24
New Mexico	115.1	21.1
Hawaii	51	19.4
Idaho	83.9	17.5
West Virginia	77.9	14.2
New Hampshire	55.4	12.3
South Dakota	32.2	11.9
Maine	40	11.4
District of Columbia	46.9	10
North Dakota	20.4	9
Alaska	17.8	8.2
Delaware	18	6.6
Wyoming	6.8	3.2
Vermont	15.9	0.9
Connecticut	56	-7.8
Minnesota	81.4	-56.4

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December 2024

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FY 2023

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* These states have negative state-share of CHIP spending, thus their total CHIP spending (federal and state share) amounted to:
Minnesota = 25m USD
Connecticut = 48.2m USD
This statistic cannot be directly compared to this one, since one is in calendar years and one in fiscal years.

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In fiscal year 2023, the Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP) spent a total of about 23.2 billion U.S. dollars, of which 17.2 billion U.S. dollars were federal-funded and 5.9 billion U.S. dollars were state-funded. California had, as expected the highest spending and also the largest number of children enrolled in CHIP/Medicaid. The federal government matches spending for both Medicaid and CHIP, but has a higher match rate for CHIP than traditional Medicaid. The Federal Medical Assistance Percentage (FMAP) varies by state depending on the state's per capita income compared to the national average. This statistic illustrates CHIP spending in the United States in FY 2023, by state and state & federal share.