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- October 3, 2024
(Updated) Medicaid Principles on Telehealth
Read moreIn the Spring of 2020, the National Health Law Program released its Medicaid Principles on Telehealth. We drew from our experience influencing telehealth policies before the COVID-19 pandemic. Some of these principles have been adopted in federal and state policy since then. However, we have learned a lot in…
- September 14, 2022
Steps Toward Contraceptive Equity: State Legislative Considerations for the 2023 Session
Read moreIn the first regular state legislative session post-Dobbs, many state policymakers and advocates may seek to shore up contraceptive access in their communities. NHeLP has created a checklist of considerations for enshrining contraception rights into state law, based on a range of model access policies. The policy considerations span…
- July 28, 2022
Essential Health Benefits: Best Practices in Benchmark Selection
Read moreThe Affordable Care Act (ACA) established a comprehensive set of ten Essential Health Benefits (EHB) that most health plans must cover. Under federal rules, states can select a benchmark plan that defines what the ten benefits look like in each state. However, many states still have no process for…
- March 11, 2016
Webinar: Confidentiality Protections – Implications on Access to Sexual and Reproductive Health Care
Read moreData Project partners report confidentiality as a significant barrier to access for clients and patients seeking sexual and reproductive health care. Specifically, concerns around the confidentiality of medical care can deter individuals from using Medicaid or health insurance coverage to pay for their health care when they need it.…
