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Advancing Health Equity

Supreme Court Agrees to Hear Challenges to Texas Abortion Law

Blog / Oct 25, 2021

Achieving Universal Coverage

The Risk of Coverage Loss for Medicaid Beneficiaries as the COVID-19 Public Health Emergency Ends

Blog / Sep 23, 2021

Advancing Health Equity

Texas’s New Abortion Law Will Harm People of Color, Further Entrench Racist Policies

Blog / Sep 22, 2021

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Achieving Universal Coverage

Updated Guidance for Winding Down Medicaid’s Continuous Enrollment Protection When the COVID-19 Public Health Emergency Ends

Blog / Sep 21, 2021

Protestors hold signs and walk down street with pro-choice messages

Advancing Health Equity

Texas Finds a Way to Block Most Abortions, for Now

Blog / Sep 08, 2021

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Controlling Health Care Costs

Reducing Health Care Spending: What Tools Can States Leverage?

Fund Reports / Aug 18, 2021

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Achieving Universal Coverage

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

Blog / Aug 03, 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

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

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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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Improving Health Care Quality

Support for States’ COVID-19 Response Efforts in the American Rescue Plan

Blog / Mar 19, 2021

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Supreme Court Agrees to Hear Challenges to Texas Abortion Law

The Risk of Coverage Loss for Medicaid Beneficiaries as the COVID-19 Public Health Emergency Ends

Texas’s New Abortion Law Will Harm People of Color, Further Entrench Racist Policies

Updated Guidance for Winding Down Medicaid’s Continuous Enrollment Protection When the COVID-19 Public Health Emergency Ends

Texas Finds a Way to Block Most Abortions, for Now

Reducing Health Care Spending: What Tools Can States Leverage?

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

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

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

Support for States’ COVID-19 Response Efforts in the American Rescue Plan

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