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Achieving Universal Coverage

How the Medicaid Saves Lives Act and Other Federal Options Can Ensure All Americans Have Access to Affordable Coverage

Blog / Aug 05, 2021

Pedestrian crosses with umbrella in front of Johns Hopkins hospital

Achieving Universal Coverage

State “Easy Enrollment” Programs Gain Momentum, Lay Groundwork for Additional Efforts to Expand Coverage

Blog / Aug 03, 2021

President Biden speaking at podium in front of American flags and white house seal.

Controlling Health Care Costs

Biden’s Executive Order Promotes Competition to Lower Drug Costs

Blog / Jul 30, 2021

Achieving Universal Coverage

State Efforts to Standardize Marketplace Health Plans Show How the Biden Administration Could Improve Value and Reduce Disparities

Blog / Jul 28, 2021

Achieving Universal Coverage

State Public Option–Style Laws: What Policymakers Need to Know

Blog / Jul 23, 2021

Achieving Universal Coverage

Why Medicaid Expansion States Are Unlikely to Eliminate Coverage if Congress Enacts a New Pathway for Residents in Coverage Gap

Blog / Jul 20, 2021

Medical workers load patient onto emergency ambulance

Achieving Universal Coverage

Putting Surprise Billing Protections into Practice: Biden Administration Releases First Set of Regulations

Blog / Jul 14, 2021

Achieving Universal Coverage

Filling the Gap in States That Have Not Expanded Medicaid Eligibility

Issue Briefs / Jun 30, 2021

Achieving Universal Coverage

How the U.S. Can Learn from Other Countries in Reforming the Health Care System: Q&A with Thomas Rice

Blog / Jun 25, 2021

A site specialist employee with Curative holds a Pfizer sign and waves to passing cars in Haverhill, Mass., on May 6, 2021.

Improving Health Care Quality

Why Have Some States Pulled Ahead in the Race to Vaccinate Against COVID-19?

Blog / Jun 01, 2021

Pharmacist and patient discussing prescription drugs

Controlling Health Care Costs

The Case for Drug-Pricing Reform — The Cost of Inaction

Blog / May 26, 2021

A "we are hiring" sign in front of a store in Miami, Florida, on March 5, 2021.

Achieving Universal Coverage

The Economic and Employment Effects of Medicaid Expansion Under the American Rescue Plan

Issue Briefs / May 20, 2021

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How the Medicaid Saves Lives Act and Other Federal Options Can Ensure All Americans Have Access to Affordable Coverage

State “Easy Enrollment” Programs Gain Momentum, Lay Groundwork for Additional Efforts to Expand Coverage

Biden’s Executive Order Promotes Competition to Lower Drug Costs

State Efforts to Standardize Marketplace Health Plans Show How the Biden Administration Could Improve Value and Reduce Disparities

State Public Option–Style Laws: What Policymakers Need to Know

Why Medicaid Expansion States Are Unlikely to Eliminate Coverage if Congress Enacts a New Pathway for Residents in Coverage Gap

Putting Surprise Billing Protections into Practice: Biden Administration Releases First Set of Regulations

Filling the Gap in States That Have Not Expanded Medicaid Eligibility

How the U.S. Can Learn from Other Countries in Reforming the Health Care System: Q&A with Thomas Rice

Why Have Some States Pulled Ahead in the Race to Vaccinate Against COVID-19?

The Case for Drug-Pricing Reform — The Cost of Inaction

The Economic and Employment Effects of Medicaid Expansion Under the American Rescue Plan

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