• CHI led to large enrollment increases in both Healthy Families and Medi-Cal – by almost 13,500 children or 28 percent.
• CHI enrolled a similar number of children (15,638) in the new county-based program, Healthy Kids. Thus, for every child enrolled in Healthy Kids, CHI added nearly one additional child to Medi-Cal or Healthy Families.
• Enrollment gains were most pronounced for groups most likely to be affected by outreach, i.e., Healthy Families-eligible children and those covered by the poverty-expansion categories in Medi-Cal.
• CHI increased state and federal spending in Santa Clara County for Medi-Cal and Healthy Families by an estimated $24.4 million during the initiative's first two years.

• Unmet medical and dental need has been reduced by 50% (22% to 10% and 20% to 9%, respectively);
• The percentage of children with a usual source of care has nearly doubled for medical care (50% to 89%) and nearly tripled for dental care (29% to 81%);
• Use of medical care has increased significantly for well-child (24% to 43%), sick-child (16% to 30%) and specialty (4% to 11%) visits, increasing from 30% to 54% overall for any type of visit; and
• Parents' confidence in their ability to get their children needed care nearly doubled (43% to 75%).