Who qualifies for childcare services under CHIP?

The correct answer is that families with children whose income is too high to qualify for Medicaid qualify for childcare services under CHIP (Children's Health Insurance Program). CHIP is designed to provide health coverage to children in families that earn too much to qualify for Medicaid but not enough to afford private health insurance. This ensures that a broader range of income levels is covered, targeting families that might be struggling financially yet still exceed the limits for Medicaid eligibility.

By focusing on those whose income is too high for Medicaid, CHIP fills a crucial gap in healthcare access for children, helping to cover medical expenses and ensuring better health outcomes for young individuals in working families. This program acknowledges the challenges many families face and aims to support them without imposing income restrictions that are as strict as those found in Medicaid programs.