January Research Roundup: What We’re Reading
In our newest monthly roundup of health policy research, CHIR’s Emma Walsh-Alker reviews studies o...
Posts tagged with: Congressional Budget Office
The Congressional Budget Office Definition of “Health Insurance” Leaves Room for Wide Coverage Gaps, Discrimination
Coming up Short: The Problem with Counting Short-Term, Limited Duration Insurance as Coverage
Coverage That (Doesn’t) Count: How the Short-Term, Limited Duration Rule Could Lead to Underinsurance
New CBO Numbers: Cause for Controversy or Celebration?
Back to Basics: A Reminder of What the ACA is all About
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The Congressional Budget Office Definition of “Health Insurance” Leaves Room for Wide Coverage Gaps, Discrimination
The nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office (CBO) frequently estimates how policy proposals will aff...
Coming up Short: The Problem with Counting Short-Term, Limited Duration Insurance as Coverage
In April, the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office (CBO) released an analysis of federal legislat...
Coverage That (Doesn’t) Count: How the Short-Term, Limited Duration Rule Could Lead to Underinsurance
Any day now, the Trump administration is expected to publish new rules that will expand access to sh...
New CBO Numbers: Cause for Controversy or Celebration?
The Congressional Budget Office's release of new numbers on the ACA's impact on employment sparked a...
Back to Basics: A Reminder of What the ACA is all About
With the website for the ACA's health insurance marketplace off to a rocky launch, it can be hard to...