Blog posts by CHIR Faculty

Affordable Care Act Repeal Efforts Would Impact State Laws, Too

Affordable Care Act Repeal Efforts Would Impact State Laws, Too

Repealing The ACA Could Worsen The Opioid Epidemic

Repealing The ACA Could Worsen The Opioid Epidemic

Congress Asked States for Health Reform Ideas. They May Be Surprised by What They Hear

Congress Asked States for Health Reform Ideas. They May Be Surprised by What They Hear

Uncertain Future for the Affordable Care Act Leads Insurers to Rethink Participation, Prices

Uncertain Future for the Affordable Care Act Leads Insurers to Rethink Participation, Prices

State Experiences Show Why Repealing the ACA’s Premium Subsidies and Individual Mandate Would Cripple Individual Health Insurance Markets

State Experiences Show Why Repealing the ACA’s Premium Subsidies and Individual Mandate Would Cripple Individual Health Insurance Markets

Prior to the ACA, Where You Lived Determined How Accessible and Affordable Coverage Would Be

Prior to the ACA, Where You Lived Determined How Accessible and Affordable Coverage Would Be

Promising Steps to Strengthen Marketplace Risk Pools Could be in Vain, if Affordable Care Act is Repealed

Promising Steps to Strengthen Marketplace Risk Pools Could be in Vain, if Affordable Care Act is Repealed

States That Leaned In on the Affordable Care Act Have Much to Lose

States That Leaned In on the Affordable Care Act Have Much to Lose

President Obama’s Health Care Legacy

President Obama’s Health Care Legacy

Tick Tock: An Unforgiving Calendar for Health Plans Makes Orderly “Transition” for Affordable Care Act Repeal Unlikely

Tick Tock: An Unforgiving Calendar for Health Plans Makes Orderly “Transition” for Affordable Care Act Repeal Unlikely