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Rebecca Morris

Research Associate, Department of Health Policy and Management, Milken Institute School of Public Health, George Washington University

Rebecca Morris

Rebecca Morris is a research associate in the Department of Health Policy and Management at George Washington University’s Milken Institute School of Public Health.

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Rebecca Morris

Photo, pregnant woman walks down hallway with hospital staff member

Advancing Health Equity

The Road to Maternal Health Runs Through Medicaid Managed Care

Blog / May 22, 2023

Community health center nurse Karen Lagarda talks with Rosa Romero about her lab results at a Luminis Health program in College Park, Md., on Nov. 29, 2022. In 2021, community health centers served nearly 30.2 million patients. Photo: Michael Robinson Chavez/ Washington Post via Getty Images

Advancing Health Equity

Strengthening Marketplace Network Rules for Essential Community Providers Is a Matter of Health Equity

Blog / Jan 25, 2023

Medical assistant in scrubs checks pregnancy test in clinic room

Advancing Health Equity

The Health Care Safety Net in a Post-Dobbs World

Blog / Jul 21, 2022

Two young children wait under an umbrella in front of a COVID-19 Testing sign

Achieving Universal Coverage

When Medicaid’s COVID-19 Pandemic Continuous Enrollment Guarantee Unwinds, Safety-Net Providers Will Play a Critical Role

Blog / Jul 07, 2022

Achieving Universal Coverage

What’s at Stake for Beneficiaries When Medicaid’s Continuous Enrollment Protection Winds Down?

Blog / Apr 13, 2022

Mom and child sit in waiting room with tons of chairs of health clinic

Improving Health Care Quality

Medicaid and Safety-Net Providers: An Essential Health Equity Partnership

Fund Reports / Apr 06, 2022

A health care worker using a nasal swab to test a man for COVID-19.

Achieving Universal Coverage

States Can Test for COVID-19 Under the Uninsured Medicaid Eligibility Option, but Why Are Many Opting Out?

Blog / Aug 27, 2021

Verenice Gonzalez waits with her daughter in a large room after receiving a COVID-19 vaccine at a clinic in Immokalee, Florida.

Achieving Universal Coverage

How the Experience of Insuring Legal Immigrants Can Offer Insights into Insuring Eligible Residents in Medicaid Nonexpansion States

Blog / Jun 03, 2021

Woman having a telehealth visit with her doctor

Improving Health Care Quality

How States Are Using Medicaid Managed Care to Advance Telehealth

Blog / Apr 01, 2021

US President Joe Biden speaks about the American Rescue Plan and the Paycheck Protection Program

Improving Health Care Quality

Using Medicaid Managed Care to Boost Immunization Rates

Blog / Mar 03, 2021

Winding Down Continuous Enrollment for Medicaid Beneficiaries When the Public Health Emergency Ends

Achieving Universal Coverage

Winding Down Continuous Enrollment for Medicaid Beneficiaries When the Public Health Emergency Ends

Issue Briefs / Jan 07, 2021

Medicaid managed care patient

Improving Health Care Quality

How States Are Using Comprehensive Medicaid Managed Care to Strengthen and Improve Primary Health Care

Issue Briefs / Jul 30, 2020

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