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Archives
- February 22, 2018
NHeLP Comments Urge Senate to Safeguard Medicaid in Addressing Opioid Crisis
Read moreThe National Health Law Program in comments to the Senate Finance Committee urges lawmakers to support Medicaid and its funding structure in efforts to address the opioid epidemic, which "now kills more individuals than HIV/AIDs did at the height of that epidemic in the 1990s." The National Health Law…
- February 15, 2018
State Medicaid Buy-Ins: Implications for Low-Income Enrollees
Read moreWith the Trump administration and Republican-controlled Congress constantly looking for ways to undermine Medicaid and destroy Medicaid Expansion, several states have started to consider so-called "Medicaid buy-ins." NHeLP attorneys Jennifer Lav and Hector Hernandez-Delgado look at the various state Medicaid buy-in plans and caution, "Advocates should remain vigilant that…
- February 14, 2018
Health Care’s Seven Dirty Words
Read moreOn December 16, 2017, participants in a meeting at the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) reported that an administration official had told them not to use any of these seven words: transgender, vulnerable, entitlement, diversity, fetus, evidence-based and science-based. Later, a spokesperson for the administration said that CDC was…
- February 12, 2018
The Personal Stories of Those Affected by Kentucky’s Sec. 1115 Medicaid Waivers
Read moreNational Health Law Program Managing Attorney of the D.C. office Mara Youdelman details how Kentucky's Sec. 1115 Medicaid waivers program is harming the lives of the plaintiffs in the federal lawsuit challenging HHS's approval of the radical Medicaid waiver project, which includes an onerous work requirement and cuts to…
- February 6, 2018
Calif. Makes Progress to Address Opioid Misuse While Protecting Access to Necessary Care in Medi-Cal
Read moreFacing an opioid overdose epidemic showing no signs of slowing, states have resorted to a variety of measures to improve opioid prescribing practices and reduce the risk of individuals developing opioid use disorders (OUD). While there are currently no enforceable limits on the amount of opioids a provider can…
- February 3, 2018
HHS Approves Harmful Section 1115 Waiver Project in Indiana
Read morePresident Trump's HHS on Feb. 2 approved an extension of Indiana's controversial Medicaid waiver project, which includes even more onerous obstacles to access Medicaid in the state. NHeLP Senior Policy Analyst David Machledt examines the Ind. waiver project, and notes "Indiana's own estimates are that this policy will lead…
