ALL KIDS
ALL KIDS is a low-cost, comprehensive healthcare coverage program for children under age 19
- Agency
- Alabama Department of Public Health
- Type
- State Resource
- Phone
- 1-888-373-5437
- Application Period
- Year-round
- Income Limit
- Varies based on family size, typically up to 300% of the Federal Poverty Level
ALL KIDS is a low-cost, comprehensive healthcare coverage program for children under age 19. Benefits include immunizations, regular check-ups, sick child doctor visits, prescriptions, vision and dental care, hospitalization, mental health, and substance abuse services.
ALL KIDS is a low-cost, comprehensive healthcare coverage program for children under age 19. Benefits include immunizations, regular check-ups, sick child doctor visits, prescriptions, vision and dental care, hospitalization, mental health, and substance abuse services.
Eligibility Requirements
For children under age 19.
Application Process
Applications can be submitted online, by mail, or in person at local offices.
Required Documents
Proof of income, proof of residency, and proof of age for the child.
Additional Information
Coverage starts as soon as the application is approved.
Images & PDFs
ALL Kids Alabama Medicaid Application Guide
This document guides Alabama residents on applying for ALL Kids and Medicaid coverage, explaining eligibility and the application process with clear, supportive language.
View Full ImageALL Kids Alabama Resource
A mail resource for the ALL Kids program, potentially indicating enrollment or information request options.
View Full ImageALL Kids CHIP Enrollment Guide
A newsletter article encouraging enrollment in the ALL Kids CHIP program, detailing benefits and eligibility. Provides step-by-step application guidance.
View Full ImageAn IMPORTANT NOTICE from Alabama Department of Public Health (ADPH)
A table showing income eligibility thresholds for Medicaid and ALL Kids programs in Alabama for families based on family size and children's ages.
View Full ImageImpact Reports
Economic Necessity: The Rising Costs of Living and Aid Utilization
1/25/2023 | Coverage: national
This report analyzes the impact of rising living costs on the need for public assistance, emphasizing that support is crucial for economic survival.
Source: Economic Policy Institute
Coverage Area: national
The Economic Benefits of Public Assistance Programs in Alabama
5/15/2021 | Coverage: state
This report discusses how public assistance programs in Alabama not only support individual families but also bolster local economies and foster community development.
Source: Alabama Department of Public Health
Coverage Area: state
The Impact of Economic Assistance on Child Well-Being in Alabama
8/10/2022 | Coverage: state
Focusing on children's outcomes, this report highlights how economic assistance contributes to improved health, education, and overall well-being for children in Alabama.
Source: Children's Advocacy Alliance
Coverage Area: state
Understanding the Role of Food Assistance Programs in Reducing Stigma
11/20/2020 | Coverage: national
This national report examines how food assistance programs have shifted public perception and reduced stigma associated with receiving aid, particularly among children.
Source: Food Assistance Network
Coverage Area: national
Program Timeline
Every Student Succeeds Act
12/10/2015This act replaced No Child Left Behind, giving states more authority to set educational standards and accountability measures.
No Child Left Behind Act
1/8/2001A reauthorization of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act that aimed to improve student performance through standardized testing.
Education for All Handicapped Children Act
11/29/1975This act ensured that children with disabilities were given a free and appropriate public education.
Elementary and Secondary Education Act
4/11/1965A landmark legislation that provided federal funding to schools and aimed to improve educational opportunities for children from low-income families.
FAQ
In Alabama, there are various educational programs designed for children, ranging from early childhood education to after-school enrichment programs. The state provides access to public schools, private institutions, and specialized educational initiatives aimed at enhancing learning experiences.
Reference: https://www.alsde.edu
Alabama provides a range of health services for children, including immunizations, preventive care, and access to healthcare providers through the Alabama Medicaid program. Parents can also take advantage of the Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP) to secure affordable health coverage.
Here’s a quick checklist of health services to consider for your child:
- Regular check-ups with a pediatrician.
- Up-to-date vaccinations.
- Access to dental care.
- Mental health services if needed.
By ensuring your child has access to these services, you contribute to their overall health and well-being.
Reference: https://medicaid.alabama.gov
