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January 22, 2019
Reflections on ‘Roe’ (from our Reproductive Health and Justice team)
Fabiola De Liban, Amy Chen, Candace Gibson, Priscilla Huang, Liz McCaman Taylor, Hayley Penan, and Susan Berke Fogel Homepage
Fabiola Carrión, a senior attorney in National Health Law Program’s LA office and a longtime reproductive health justice advocate.We are thankful that Roe v. Wade held that abortion is a right for every person in the United States. However, the Roe promise is still not a reality for those who cannot afford…
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January 17, 2019
Trump’s Latest Proposed ‘Health Reform’ Rules on ‘Program Integration’ Threaten Health Care Coverage for More Than a Million Californians
Fabiola De Liban california, Homepage
California has long recognized that reproductive health care is a critical part of a person’s wellbeing. In fact, California’s Constitution and the Knox-Keene Health Care Service Plan Act require that abortions must not be treated differently from other health care services. The Trump administration recently introduced a proposal that…
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January 16, 2019
National Health Law Program Comments Regarding Proposed Rule Changes on Medicaid Managed Care and CHIP
Jane Perkins and Sarah Somers Comments
The National Health Law Program in comments to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services urges it to reject several proposed changes to Medicaid Managed Care and the Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP) that would weaken oversight of managed care setups, undermine current standards ensuring access to care…
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January 15, 2019
Amended Complaint in Stewart v. Azar
Jane Perkins and Catherine McKee Cases
The National Health Law Program, Kentucky Equal Justice Center and the Southern Poverty Law Center filed an amended complaint in Stewart v. Azar regarding HHS's re-approval of a demonstration Medicaid waiver for Kentucky, which includes an onerous work mandate, higher premiums and other illegal obstacles to Medicaid. Click here…
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January 11, 2019
A 50th Birthday Prompts Reflection on the Battle To Bring Health Care Reform to the U.S. – Part 3
Elizabeth G. Taylor Homepage
Editor’s Note: This National Health Law Program blog series authored by Executive Director Elizabeth G. Taylor delves into the achievements and challenges the organization continues to face in its 50-year fight to make health care a reality for low-income people and underserved communities. The third post in this 3-part…
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January 10, 2019
A 50th Birthday Prompts Reflection on the Battle To Bring Health Care Reform to the U.S. – Part 2
Elizabeth G. Taylor Uncategorized
Editor’s Note: This National Health Law Program blog series authored by Executive Director Elizabeth G. Taylor delves into the achievements and challenges the organization continues to face in its 50-year fight to make health care a reality for low-income people and underserved communities. The second post in this 3-part…
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Reflections on ‘Roe’ (from our Reproductive Health and Justice team)

Trump’s Latest Proposed ‘Health Reform’ Rules on ‘Program Integration’ Threaten Health Care Coverage for More Than a Million Californians

National Health Law Program Comments Regarding Proposed Rule Changes on Medicaid Managed Care and CHIP

Amended Complaint in Stewart v. Azar

A 50th Birthday Prompts Reflection on the Battle To Bring Health Care Reform to the U.S. – Part 3

A 50th Birthday Prompts Reflection on the Battle To Bring Health Care Reform to the U.S. – Part 2