The budget reconciliation bill, combined with expiring enhanced premium tax credits and other recent...
In February we stayed out of the cold and bundled up with the latest in health policy research. We r...
In response to widespread concerns about the impact of medical debt, the Consumer Financial Protecti...
According to recent estimates, almost 100 million people have debt because of medical or dental bill...
In preparation for Health Policy Halloween, CHIR read up on the latest health policy research. In Oc...
Medical debt is one of the leading causes of bankruptcy in the United States. Though federal law pro...
CHIR’s summer reading list includes the latest health policy literature. In July, we read about th...
aca implementation,
affordable care act,
California,
CHIR,
Covered California,
federally facilitated marketplace,
health insurance,
health insurance marketplace,
health reform,
Implementing the Affordable Care Act,
medical debt,
New York,
subsidies
Winter is finally over, and health policy research is in full bloom. In March, we read about dispari...
affordable care act,
charity care,
CHIR,
federal poverty level,
federal ruling,
health equity,
health insurance,
health reform,
hospital bills,
Implementing the Affordable Care Act,
medical debt,
racial health disparities,
vulnerable groups
It's officially fall, and along with the new season came an autumnal bounty of new health policy res...
It’s finally summer, and during the latest heat wave, the CHIR team cooled off with new health pol...
Unpaid medical bills are among the largest contributors to personal debt in the United States. Evide...
A new investigative report shows that even the COVID-19 crisis has not stopped many hospital systems...
As tax filing season comes to a close, CHIR's Emily Curran discusses recent findings by the JPMorgan...
In the past month, new research highlights the regressive effects of high health plan cost sharing. ...
cost-sharing,
deductible,
disparities,
financial equity,
Health Affairs,
health care costs,
high-deductible plans,
Implementing the Affordable Care Act,
income inequality,
kaiser family foundation,
Medicaid expansion,
medical debt,
Medicare Advantage,
out-of-pocket costs,
urban institute
Last week the CDC’s National Center for Health Statistics published a report documenting a decline...
The Kaiser Family Foundation—in collaboration with CHIR experts Kevin Lucia and Katie Keith—has...
When Stacy Cook learned she had breast cancer, her health coverage fell short. In this latest story ...