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Achieving Universal Coverage

blog / Nov 01, 2018

The ACA Protects People with Preexisting Conditions; Proposed Replacements Would Not

By Sara R. Collins

Improving Health Care Quality

blog / Feb 01, 2023

Accounting for Social Risks in Medicare and Medicaid Payments

By Robert L. Phillips, Jr., Andrey Ostrovsky, Richard Gilfillan, Dana Price, Andrew W. Bazemore

People wait to receive food at La Colaborativa Food Pantry in Chelsea, Mass., on Nov. 23, 2021. To account for social risks, the Massachusetts Delivery System Reform Incentive Payment Program, launched in 2017, adjusts Medicaid payments based on 27 patient characteristics and the Neighborhood Stress Score, a small-area deprivation index. Photo: Joseph Prezioso/AFP via Getty Images

Achieving Universal Coverage

blog / Sep 30, 2019

Medicaid Expansion in Florida: Budget Buster or Deal of the Century?

By Rachel Nuzum, Akeiisa Coleman, Audrey McIntosh

Press Release / May 03, 2019

The Role of Medicaid Expansion in Care Delivery at Community Health Centers

Press Release / Aug 10, 2017

New Report: Uninsured Rate for U.S. Women Drops by Nearly Half Since Passage of ACA; More Women Buying Plans on Their Own

Press Release / Oct 18, 2017

Underinsured Rate Increased Sharply In 2016; More Than Two Of Five Marketplace Enrollees And A Quarter Of People With Employer Health Insurance Plans Are Now Underinsured

Achieving Universal Coverage

blog / Mar 10, 2017

Why the House Repeal Bill Is Unlikely to Stabilize Insurance Markets

By Timothy S. Jost

Achieving Universal Coverage

blog / Mar 17, 2017

Health Care Coverage and Access Rates in Kentucky Reflect the ACA’s Successes

By Susan L. Hayes, Douglas McCarthy, David C. Radley, Sara R. Collins

Controlling Health Care Costs

blog / May 26, 2017

Why Congress and the Trump Administration Should Appropriate Funding for the Cost-Sharing Subsidies

By Timothy S. Jost

Ending costsharing reductions will wreak havoc on the individual insurance market

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