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- April 15, 2013
State Health Official letter regarding Newborn Deeming (Cross reference under CHIPRA)
Read moreThis letter is one of a series that provides guidance on the implementation of the Children?s Health Insurance Program Reauthorization Act of 2009 (CHIPRA), Public Law 111-3.
- April 12, 2013
Qualified Health Plan Policies and Strategies to Improve Care, Prevention and Affordability
Read moreNHeLP and Health Consumer Alliance comments to California Health Benefit Exchange on health plan policies and strategies to improve care, prevention and affordability.
- April 11, 2013
Health Advocate: Section 1115 Waivers: More than Meets the Eye
Read moreThis issue of the Health Advocate provides background on Medicaid Section 1115 waivers, which allow participating states an exception to some Medicaid requirements. Section 1115 waivers have been problematic and present a number of issues for health advocates as HHS has allowed states to use this authority to make…
- April 11, 2013
10 Reasons the Medicaid Expansion Helps to Address Health Disparities
Read moreThe Affordable Care Act?s Medicaid Expansion has the potential to extend health coverage to up to 17 million individuals?an important step in combating health disparities in low-income and communities of color. Despite this huge potential, many states are still weighing whether to adopt the expansion. NHeLP?s 10 Reasons the…
- February 1, 2013
New HHS Rules Protect Women’s Access to Birth Control, but Challenges Remain
Read moreFebruary 1, 2013WASHINGTON—National Health Law Program (NHeLP) executive director Emily Spitzer issued the following statement in response to the Obama Administration's new rules governing access to birth control for employers objecting to this coverage. "Contraception is basic health care for women and plays a critical role in preventing and planning…