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- April 28, 2015
San Francisco Chronicle: Medical interpreters in short supply as health coverage grows
Read moreBy John M. GonzalesVietnamese interpreter Siu Williams and her fellow linguists are in such demand at Stanford Hospital that the sprawling campus has become like a trampoline and the hallways like treadmills....A 2010 report by the UC Berkeley School of Public Health and National Health Law Program examined 1,373…
- April 28, 2015
OC Register: Ask Emily: Your income may have you bouncing between health plans
Read moreBy Emily BazarMany Californians with Covered California or Medi-Cal health coverage hover near the intersection where the two programs meet. When their incomes fluctuate, however, that "hover" can turn into a "bounce."...Many consumers don't find out they've been switched until afterward, says Sonal Ambegaokar, senior attorney at the National…
- April 28, 2015
NPR: How Getting Married Affects Health Insurance Tax Credits
Read moreBy Michelle AndrewsIf you're about to tie the knot, do you know how a change in marital status could affect the credit you got toward health insurance when you were single? You could end up having to repay a big chunk of the money. Here's the question and an…
- April 27, 2015
For Harriet: The Unfulfilled Promise: Black Women Still Need Better Healthcare Options
Read moreBy Jamille FieldsApril is National Minority Health month, and it is far past time for our elected officials to implement policies to improve Black women's health. As a Black woman, I want to see something done to eliminate the health inequities that plague us, our families, and our community.…
- April 23, 2015
Mother Jones: Obama Has a Plan to Expand Medicaid in Red States—by Weakening It
Read moreBy Kevin DrumOne of the Affordable Care Act's major provisions sought to expand the number of people covered by Medicaid by allowing people earning up to 138 percent of the poverty line to enroll.But in many parts of the country, it hasn't worked out that way. Individual states are…
- April 23, 2015
NHeLP Congratulates U.S. Attorney General Loretta Lynch on Confirmation
Read moreWASHINGTON—Today, the National Health Law Program (NHeLP) released a statement of congratulations following the confirmation of Loretta Lynch as Attorney General. The Senate voted to confirm Lynch 56-43."We congratulate Loretta on her confirmation," said Elizabeth G. Taylor, NHeLP executive director. "Loretta is a respected leader with a wealth of…