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- January 12, 2017
National Health Law Program Condemns Ongoing Congressional Efforts to Destroy Health Care Reform
Read moreNHeLP Urges Lawmakers to Halt Repeal EffortsWashington, D.C. – Senate Republicans early this morning approved a budget resolution that would help quickly repeal the Affordable Care Act, a landmark reform law that has provided insurance to 30 million Americans, and lowered health care costs for millions more. The National…
- January 11, 2017
Ten Ways the Affordable Care Act Helps Older Adults and People with Disabilities
Read moreNHeLP Senior Policy Analyst David Machledt provides a succinct examination of the ways the Affordable Care Act is improving the lives of older adults and people with disabilities. For example, the ACA bars health plans from discriminating against those with pre-existing conditions and since its enactment 3.6 million people with…
- January 11, 2017
The Importance of National Coverage Standards in Medicaid
Read moreCurrently federal Medicaid law ensures that beneficiaries can access health services that reflect standards of care, write Legal Director Jane Perkins and Staff Attorney Catherine McKee in this fact sheet. States must provide "core services when medically necessary," but proposals to cut or cap Medicaid funding "threaten federal coverage…
- January 6, 2017
Is Repeal of ACA a Done Deal? Hardly.
Read moreIn a piece for The National Law Journal, NHeLP Board member and former Solicitor General Donald Verrilli, Jr., and NHeLP Executive Director Elizabeth G. Taylor, explore the tough questions that are not asked of the lawmakers who are leading the charge to repeal the Affordable Care Act. Americans deserve…
- January 3, 2017
National Health Law Program Condemns Congressional Effort to Topple the Affordable Care Act
Read moreNHeLP Says Politicians Have Failed To Provide Any Explanation for Stripping Tens of Millions of Americans of Health Care CoverageWashington – In a brazen act of political sabotage of health care reform, Republicans in Congress today set in motion the act of repealing the Affordable Care Act (ACA) without putting…