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- July 23, 2014
Federal Lawsuit: Tennessee Is Depriving Residents of Medicaid Coverage
Read moreVolunteer State is First in Nation to Face Litigation Due to its Medicaid Practices; Eligible Tennesseans Suffer While State Plays PoliticsNASHVILLE, Tenn.—The state of Tennessee has broken a decades-old promise to its most vulnerable residents by adopting policies that deprive thousands of people of health care coverage even though…
- July 23, 2014
The Tennessean: Patients in Tenncare limbo sue for benefits
Read moreBy Tom WilemonBabies who went without medical coverage, a mother of three with high blood pressure and a woman with kidney failure are among the plaintiffs in a federal lawsuit filed today contending that TennCare illegally denied them Medicaid benefits.Three nonprofit legal firms — the Southern Poverty Law Center,…
- July 22, 2014
Washington Examiner: Obamacare legal decision is a setback, but not yet fatal
Read moreBy Sean LengellIn the legal chess match over health care, the Obama administration's next move is promising. An appeals court dealt the law a potentially devastating blow today when it agreed with critics who charged that subsidies should not be provided to millions of people who live in states that…
- July 14, 2014
New Republic: Obamacare Is Working, But Some Insurers Are Behaving Badly
Read moreBy Jonathan CohnObamacare got more good news early on Thursday morning. According to a survey from the Commonwealth Fund, the number of people without health insurance dropped by 9.5 million since late last summer. Throw in the young adults who got coverage previously, via their parents’ policies, and the…
- July 8, 2014
Kaiser Health News: Some Plans Skew Drug Benefits To Drive Away Patients, Advocates Warn
Read moreBy Michelle AndrewsFour Florida insurers allegedly discriminate against people with HIV/AIDS by structuring their prescription drug benefits so that patients are discouraged from enrolling, according to a recent complaint filed with federal officials.The complaint, filed with the Office for Civil Rights at the federal Department of Health and Human…
- July 2, 2014
The California Report: Hobby Lobby Decision Has Limited Impact in California
Read moreBy April DemboskyMost women in California won’t be affected by Monday’s U.S. Supreme Court landmark decision in Sebelius v. Hobby Lobby. The Christian owners of the craft store chain challenged the Affordable Care Act’s requirement that companies provide contraception coverage to their employees. The Court ruled that closely-held, for-profit…
