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What if the employee tells the employer the children are on the CHIP or Medicaid program?

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What if the employee tells the employer the children are on the CHIP or Medicaid program?

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The NMSN prevails and is binding on the employer. The child(ren) must be enrolled in the employer’s sponsored health insurance plan as indicated on the NMSN. Medicaid and CHIP are state funded health care plans. In most cases, neither is acceptable to fulfill a court ordered obligation for health insurance coverage.

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