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- April 4, 2022
Asynchronous telehealth in states that cover abortions for Medicaid beneficiaries
Read more*Fact sheet was co-written with legal intern Allison Berquist In this fact sheet, NHeLP identifies and analyzes how the sixteen states that cover abortions for Medicaid beneficiaries have decided to cover asynchronous, store-and-forward modalities in ways that could be potentially helpful for increased abortion access.
- April 1, 2022
A.M.P. NHeLP – Campaign Foreword
Read moreA.M.P. NHeLP CampaignMessage from Our Executive Director Thank you for being part of the A.M.P. NHeLP campaign! Now let me tell you what this is about.April is Medicaid Awareness Month. That means it’s also a month to increase awareness about the National Health Law Program (NHeLP), because our…
- March 31, 2022
Sweeping Lawsuit Brought against New York State on Behalf of Thousands of Medicaid-eligible Children Denied Mental Health Treatment
Read moreSweeping Lawsuit Brought against New York State on Behalf of Thousands of Medicaid-eligible Children Denied Mental Health Treatment
- March 31, 2022
Sweeping Lawsuit Brought against New York State on Behalf of Thousands of Medicaid-eligible Children Denied Mental Health Treatment
Read moreNEW YORK, NY -- New York is denying Medicaid-eligible children their legal right to mental health care. Today, a class action lawsuit was brought by Disability Rights New York, Children’s Rights, the National Health Law Program, and Proskauer Rose LLP.The lawsuit is brought on behalf of Medicaid-eligible children under…
- March 29, 2022
McCutchen v. Becerra, D.D.C.
Read moreThirteen Medicaid enrollees, a pediatrician, and the Tennessee Justice Center are challenging the approval of the TennCare III project as a violation of the APA. The approval caps the amount of federal funding available to the State, continues Tennessee's decades-long waiver of retroactive coverage, and permits the State to…
- March 28, 2022
NHeLP’s Updated Proposed Metrics
National Health Law Program (NHeLP) Manual/ReportRead moreNHeLP's input to CMS on specific measures that it should consider including among the core measures on which states must measure and report, as updated in 2019.