Archive for May, 2019

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May 31, 2019
Mobile Crisis Intervention: A Critical Part of CA Continuum of Care for Children and Youth with Mental Health Needs
Alexis Robles Homepage
May is Mental Health month and we recognize the struggle that many people go through daily when faced with mental illness. Approximately one in five youth ages 13 – 18 in the U.S. have a psychiatric or emotional disorder.Many of these youth are also in crisis. Suicide is the…
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May 28, 2019
Administration’s Proposed Regulation Change to ACA’s Nondiscrimination Provision Would Rollback Civil and Health Rights Progress
Elizabeth G. Taylor Homepage
Opening the door to discrimination in our health care system is no way to ensure equal access to vital health care coverage or to plan for our country’s future. We should be building on the progress we made in the Affordable Care Act (ACA) in making health care available…
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May 24, 2019
Administration Announces Proposed Regulation Change to Subvert ACA’s Civil Rights Protections
National Health Law Program Criticizes Administration for Encouraging Discrimination and Continuing Efforts of SabotageWashington, D.C. – After years of executive orders and other actions to sabotage the landmark Affordable Care Act, the Trump administration is acting to undermine an integral provision of the ACA, its civil rights protections for…
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May 23, 2019
Marketplace Enrollment Resources
In the Loop was an innovative online community for enrollment assisters jointly run by Community Catalyst and the National Health Law Program (NHeLP) from October 2012- May 2019. In the Loop provided crucial support for over 5,000 enrollment assisters who received real-time answers to enrollment questions and best practices from other…
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May 22, 2019
Arkansas’ Work Requirement Disaster is Coming to Indiana
Joe McLean and Brian Brooks Homepage
HHS CMS Administrator Seema VermaIn 2019, for the first time, Indiana’s Medicaid program will require adults to work or volunteer each month to keep their health coverage. Under the Healthy Indiana Plan, the state will take away Medicaid coverage from people who do not report enough work hours,…
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May 9, 2019
New Federal Religious Refusals Rule Puts Beliefs of Providers Above Patient Care
Hayley Penan Homepage
HHS Sec. Alex AzarThe Trump administration recently released a long-promised rule intended to expand already generous abilities of health care providers to cite their religious or moral beliefs in denying vital care to patients, whose requests for services may offend those personal proclivities. The final rule, “Protecting Statutory…
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Mobile Crisis Intervention: A Critical Part of CA Continuum of Care for Children and Youth with Mental Health Needs

Administration’s Proposed Regulation Change to ACA’s Nondiscrimination Provision Would Rollback Civil and Health Rights Progress

Administration Announces Proposed Regulation Change to Subvert ACA’s Civil Rights Protections

Marketplace Enrollment Resources

Arkansas’ Work Requirement Disaster is Coming to Indiana

New Federal Religious Refusals Rule Puts Beliefs of Providers Above Patient Care