A federal government program that extends insurance to children that are uninsured or in near-poor families is called

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SCHIP (State Children's Health Insurance Program) is a federal government program that provides health insurance to children who are uninsured or in low-income families but do not qualify for Medicaid. Medicare (B) is a federal program that provides health insurance to people over 65 or with certain disabilities. Medi-card (C) and Title IX (D) are not federal programs related to providing health insurance for children.

A Federal Government Program That Extends Insurance to Children That