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- June 9, 2015
Leading Florida Organizations File Brief Opposing Governor Scott’s Political Posturing in Lawsuit Against Health Care Reform
Read moreTALLAHASSEE—Today, the National Health Law Program (NHeLP) and Florida Legal Services (FLS) filed a "friend of the court" brief in Scott v. Burwell, on behalf of the League of Women Voters of Florida, Florida Community Health Action Information Network (CHAIN), and FLS. The amicus brief argues in support of…
- June 1, 2015
The Hill: Griswold at 50 – Creating a legacy of protections for women’s health
Read moreBy Elizabeth G. TaylorAsk someone to list the most fundamental Supreme Court cases impacting women's health, and Griswold v. Connecticut, decided fifty years ago, on June 7, 1965,is unlikely to rise to the top; few Americans outside of health and legal spheres have ever heard of it. Yet the…
- May 29, 2015
Pittsburg Post-Gazette: Pennsylvania moves to keep pace with increase in Medicaid
Read moreBy Bill TolandWith Medicaid enrollment growing nationally and in Pennsylvania, the federal government is proposing new oversight of privately administered Medicaid plans, tightening profit guidelines for insurers and keeping a closer eye on doctor availability for patients....The proposed regulations, issued Tuesday, represent the first major update to federal Medicaid…
- May 28, 2015
Kaiser Health News: 5 Reasons Feds Are Overhauling Regs On Medicaid Outsourcing
Read moreBy Jay HancockDemocrats want wider health care coverage. Republicans want privatization of government programs. They're both getting their way with the Medicaid program for children and the poor.Medicaid's expansion under the Affordable Care Act has drawn lots of attention, although some states have resisted. Medicaid, which serves nearly 68…
- May 28, 2015
Kaiser Health News: ‘Milestone’ Rules Would Limit Profits, Score Quality For Medicaid Plans
Read moreBy Jay HancockSweeping proposals disclosed Tuesday would create profit guidelines for private Medicaid plans as well as new standards for the plans' doctor and hospital networks and rules to coordinate Medicaid insurance more closely with other coverage....Sarah Somers, an attorney with the National Health Law Program, which has long…
- May 20, 2015
Harvard Law Blog: Grading the ACA as Equal Protection Statute
Read moreBy mlawrenceThe Affordable Care Act is sprawling. Some of its myriad provisions may (or may not!) reduce healthcare costs. Think of accountable care organizations, the hospital readmission reduction program, or even the preventive services mandate. And so, the Act's success is often evaluated by asking whether it has helped…