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Achieving Universal Coverage

Unless Congress Acts, Recent Gains in Insurance Coverage Could Reverse

Blog / Apr 21, 2022

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Achieving Universal Coverage

California’s Marketplace Tries New Tactics to Reduce the Number of Uninsured and Underinsured

Blog / Mar 31, 2022

Achieving Universal Coverage

During the ACA’s Open Enrollment Period, Consumers Will Get Lower Premiums, More Time, and More Help

Blog / Nov 01, 2021

Achieving Universal Coverage

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

Blog / Sep 23, 2021

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Achieving Universal Coverage

New Special Enrollment Period for Low-Income People Could Boost Coverage

Blog / Sep 07, 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

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Filling the Gap in States That Have Not Expanded Medicaid Eligibility

Issue Briefs / Jun 30, 2021

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The Supreme Court Upholds the Affordable Care Act: What It Means and What’s Next

Blog / Jun 17, 2021

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

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

Blog / Jun 03, 2021

Immigrants crossing the border in search of health care

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Sick in the Shadows: Why Immigrants Should Have Health Care

Podcast / May 07, 2021

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A Permanent Boost to Federal Premium Assistance Could Change State Approaches to ACA 1332 Waivers

Blog / May 03, 2021

Medics transfer a patient on a stretcher from an ambulance outside of Emergency at Coral Gables Hospital where Coronavirus patients are treated near Miami, Florida.

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Uncompensated Care Pool Waivers Undermine Health Coverage for the Uninsured

Blog / Apr 16, 2021

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Unless Congress Acts, Recent Gains in Insurance Coverage Could Reverse

California’s Marketplace Tries New Tactics to Reduce the Number of Uninsured and Underinsured

During the ACA’s Open Enrollment Period, Consumers Will Get Lower Premiums, More Time, and More Help

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

New Special Enrollment Period for Low-Income People Could Boost Coverage

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

Filling the Gap in States That Have Not Expanded Medicaid Eligibility

The Supreme Court Upholds the Affordable Care Act: What It Means and What’s Next

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

Sick in the Shadows: Why Immigrants Should Have Health Care

A Permanent Boost to Federal Premium Assistance Could Change State Approaches to ACA 1332 Waivers

Uncompensated Care Pool Waivers Undermine Health Coverage for the Uninsured

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