States Expand Access to Affordable Private Coverage for Immigrant Populations
In the United States, immigrants are disproportionately likely to be uninsured. This disparity stems...
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February Research Roundup: What We’re Reading
Happy 12th Birthday, Affordable Care Act—You’ve Grown So Much!
August Research Roundup: What We’re Reading
May Research Roundup: What We’re Reading
Minority Health Month: National Latino Week of Action
March Research Roundup: What We’re Reading
February Research Roundup: What We’re Reading
January Research Roundup: What We’re Reading
The Congressional Budget Office Definition of “Health Insurance” Leaves Room for Wide Coverage Gaps, Discrimination
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February Research Roundup: What We’re Reading
In February, CHIR used Leap Day to catch up on the latest health policy research. This month we read...
Happy 12th Birthday, Affordable Care Act—You’ve Grown So Much!
The Affordable Care Act was signed into law on March 23, 2010. On the law's 12th birthday, Karen Dav...
August Research Roundup: What We’re Reading
For the latest monthly roundup of health policy research, CHIR's Rachel Swindle takes a look at stud...
May Research Roundup: What We’re Reading
With another month comes a new crop of health policy research. This May, Nia Gooding reviewed studie...
Minority Health Month: National Latino Week of Action
April is Minority Health Month, a good time to consider ways to reduce the wide disparities in healt...
March Research Roundup: What We’re Reading
The CHIR team is excited to transition into spring, as with the warmer weather has come some great n...
February Research Roundup: What We’re Reading
In the spirit of Valentine’s Day, this February CHIR’s Nia Gooding reviewed some lovely studies ...
January Research Roundup: What We’re Reading
As the snow continues to fall, the CHIR team has cozied up indoors with new health policy research. ...
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...
October Research Roundup: What We’re Reading
In honor of Halloween, this October CHIR's Nia Gooding reviewed spooky studies on the projected impa...
September Research Roundup: What We’re Reading
This September, CHIR’s Nia Gooding reviewed new studies on state health system performance, differ...
December Research Round Up: What We’re Reading
This month, CHIR's Olivia Hoppe reviews studies about the relationship between insurance and mortali...
October Research Round Up: What We’re Reading
For the October Research Round Up, CHIR's Olivia Hoppe dives into studies on the potential effects o...
As Maryland Charts a New Course for Lowering Barriers to Coverage, Feds Could Raise Them
Maryland is implementing a program that offers a new, easy way to enroll in comprehensive and afford...
Swimming against the Tide: Policies in State-Based Marketplace States Help Counter Negative Trends in Uninsurance Rates
The latest U.S. Census data show the uninsured rate for nonelderly adults is rising, including amo...
January Research Round Up: What We’re Reading
For the January Research Round Up, CHIR's Olivia Hoppe goes over new research that examines the root...
July Research Round Up: What We’re Reading
Health policy researchers are keeping busy, assessing the impact of recent and potential state and f...
May Research Round Up: What We’re Reading
In this month’s research round up, CHIR's Olivia Hoppe looks into analyses of the success of recen...
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...
The Affordable Care Act: Efforts to Address Barriers to Health Equity
Disparities in health insurance coverage and accessing health care continue to be a challenge in the...