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Archives
- November 30, 2017
NHeLP Comments on HHS 2019 Proposed Rule Change to Benefit and Payment Parameters
Read moreIn comments to the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), NHeLP urges the department to reject the proposed changes that would eliminate standardized options, as well as proposed changes to lower the threshold of covered services under Essential Health Benefits (EHBs). The EHB requirement has helped ensure people…
- November 30, 2017
NHeLP and Families USA Sign-On Letter Opposing HHS Changes to Essential Health Benefits
Read moreIn this national sign-on letter prepared by NHeLP and Families USA, more than 100 national and state-based organizations representing consumers, patients, and health care providers call on the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid to reject not to accept proposed changes to the Essential Health Benefits (EHB) standard, arguing that…
- November 22, 2017
A Cure for Thousands of Missourians Living with Hepatitis C, After Lawsuit Challenges Restrictive State Medicaid Policy
Read moreSt. Louis - Thousands of Missouri Medicaid recipients who suffer from hepatitis C will now be able to get life-saving medicine that will cure their disease after litigation against the Missouri Department of Social Services.Three individuals on Medicaid, represented by three public interest law offices, filed a lawsuit a year ago…
- November 21, 2017
Senate Republicans latest effort to accomplish a “Sneaky Repeal” of the Affordable Care Act will Further Harm California Consumers
Read moreUnder the Affordable Care Act (ACA), California has seen the largest coverage gains of any state and early indicators show that Covered California, the state’s individual insurance market place, is doing well during the first month of the open enrollment period for 2018 plans. However, Senate Republicans are seeking…
- November 15, 2017
Don’t Rob Medicaid & the ACA to Pay for Tax Cuts
Read moreSenate Republicans decided this week to wade back into the health care debate by including a repeal of the Affordable Care Act’s individual mandate in their tax cut bill. As noted in a previous blog, this bill, as well as the House bill, creates a massive give-away to the…
- November 9, 2017
Medicaid’s Election Night Victory
Read moreMedicaid is having a moment. Over the past twelve months, the 52-year-old health care program for low-income Americans has survived numerous existential threats in Congress and emerged vindicated. In July, and again in September, pundits and activists hailed the defeat of Senate bills to restructure Medicaid funding (and repeal…