Explainer: The Medicaid and Marketplace Provisions of the Budget Reconciliation Bill
With the recent signing of H.R. 1, many may be wondering what this means for their Medicaid and Mark...
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A Setback, Not a Defeat: Our Work to Ensure Access to Affordable, High Quality Health Care Continues
Testimony of Sabrina Corlette, J.D. before the U.S. House of Representatives Ways & Means Health Subcommittee – June 25, 2025
What States Are Doing to Keep People Covered as Medicaid Continuous Coverage Enrollment Unwinds
May Research Roundup: What We’re Reading
Updates to the Navigator Resource Guide Provide Information for People Transitioning from Medicaid to Private Health Insurance
Navigator Guide FAQs of the Week: Coverage of Reproductive Health Care
May Research Roundup: What We’re Reading
A Long-term Financing Solution for Mobile Crisis Services
February Research Roundup: What We’re Reading
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A Setback, Not a Defeat: Our Work to Ensure Access to Affordable, High Quality Health Care Continues
President Trump’s signature on H.R. 1, the budget reconciliation bill, will lead to upwards of 17 ...
Testimony of Sabrina Corlette, J.D. before the U.S. House of Representatives Ways & Means Health Subcommittee – June 25, 2025
The U.S. House of Representatives’ Ways & Means Health Subcommittee recently held a hearing about ...
What States Are Doing to Keep People Covered as Medicaid Continuous Coverage Enrollment Unwinds
Several state-based Marketplaces have deployed innovative programs to keep people covered during the...
May Research Roundup: What We’re Reading
April showers bring May flowers, and May was abloom with health policy research. Last month, we read...
Updates to the Navigator Resource Guide Provide Information for People Transitioning from Medicaid to Private Health Insurance
After a three-year pause on Medicaid redeterminations, states can begin the process of removing resi...
Navigator Guide FAQs of the Week: Coverage of Reproductive Health Care
In most states, it’s the last week to sign up for marketplace plan that begins January 1. The Affo...
May Research Roundup: What We’re Reading
This month, the CHIR team celebrated the end of the school year with new health policy research. For...
A Long-term Financing Solution for Mobile Crisis Services
Policymakers increasingly recognize the need for alternatives to law enforcement-driven responses to...
February Research Roundup: What We’re Reading
In the spirit of Valentine’s Day, this February CHIR’s Nia Gooding reviewed some lovely studies ...
One Victim of the COVID-19 Pandemic? State Health Policy
State legislative sessions are typically a flurry of health policy activity. In recent years, state ...
Effects of Medicaid Health Plan Dominance on the Health Insurance Marketplaces
Medicaid insurers dominate many of the Affordable Care Act health insurance marketplaces. Some healt...
There Are New Federal “Public Charge” Rules Going Into Effect Next Week: Here’s What You Need to Know
Beginning February 24, 2020, new rules that expand the criteria for determining whether certain immi...
Here are the Facts About Anti-Immigrant Policies Pushed by the Administration and Their Impact on Children and Families
Over the last two years, Georgetown University's Center for Children & Families has tracked harmful...
Is There Really A Question? Intervenor States Have Clear Interest in Defending the Affordable Care Act
The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals has asked the parties in Texas v. United States to file supplemen...
Proposed Rule on Basic Health Program Impedes States’ Progress
Recently, CMS issued a proposed rule modifying the federal funding methodology for the Basic Health ...
Virginia’s Enrollment Season Perfect Storm
Across the country, states are yet again dealing with policy changes just before the fall open enrol...
New Report Shows Role of Medicaid Expansion in Rural Area, Small Town Health Coverage
Under the Affordable Care Act, 33 states and the District of Columbia expanded Medicaid, greatly inc...
House Committee to Consider Expanding Health Savings Account Tax Breaks for High Income
On July 11, the full House Ways and Means Committee approved multiple health-related tax bills, many...
The Urban Institute’s New Proposal to Get Us Closer to Universal Coverage
In preparation for the day when a progressive vision for health reform may have more supporters in t...
February 2018 Research Round Up: What We’re Reading
In CHIRblog’s February installment of What We’re Reading, CHIR's Olivia Hoppe digs into new rese...
IRS Issues Guidance on Overlapping Medicaid and Marketplace Coverage
At last, the Internal Revenue Service has released guidance about what to do when a consumer has ove...
It’s enough to make you loopy: inside the Kafka-esque world of Medicaid “loopers”
Remember the Medicaid loopers? These are people who applied for coverage through the health insuranc...
Republican Health Proposal Likely Means Less Coverage, Higher Costs, Fewer Consumer Protections
A trio of Republican Senators have introduced legislation repealing the Affordable Care Act and deta...
New Report Adds Insights to Debate on Whether Florida Should Exercise Medicaid Option
Our colleagues at the Center for Children and Families are out with a new report analyzing the impac...
The ACA and the Supreme Court: What’s Next for States and the Federal Government?
While many will be focused on the drama of the November election, Katie Keith discusses the need for...