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- December 14, 2023
Problems with Florida’s Medicaid “Unwind” – The Lived Experience of Floridians Losing Medicaid
Miriam Harmatz COVID-19 Public Health Emergency, Eligibility & Enrollment, Uncategorized, Working Better TogetherRead moreAfter the pandemic-related moratorium on Medicaid terminations ended on March 31 2023, states returned the pre-pandemic operations, including terminations of those who either fail to complete the renewal on time or who the state determines are no no longer be eligible. This year long process is also called “the…
- October 19, 2023
The Importance of Medicaid Stories: Floridians Share Personal “Unwind Horror Stories” with National Media & U.S. District Court
Miriam Harmatz Eligibility & Enrollment, Uncategorized, Working Better TogetherRead moreThis blog is part of our Working Better Together series and was authored by Miriam Harmatz, Founder and Director of Advocacy at the Florida Health Justice Project. This blog series is intended to provide our Health Law Partnerships with a platform to highlight successes, challenges, and innovative approaches to furthering health access…
- May 25, 2023
The Playbook to Use Paperwork to Kick People Off Coverage
Read moreBy Elizabeth G. Taylor, Executive Director of the National Health Law Program, Juliet Choi, President and CEO of the Asian & Pacific Islander American Health Forum (APIAHF), and Leslie Dach, Chair of Protect Our CareLast week, Arkansas released updated Medicaid enrollment data that serves as a dire warning for…
- May 16, 2023
NHeLP’s Automated Decision-Making Principles in Medicaid Continuous Coverage Unwinding
Cassandra LaRose Automated Decision-Making, Disability, Eligibility & Enrollment, Health Equity, UncategorizedRead moreNHeLP’s Principles for Fairer, More Responsive Automated Decision-Making Systems outline how to realize the benefits of Automated Decision-Making Systems (ADS) while minimizing drawbacks. Many government agencies use ADS for Medicaid eligibility decisions. During the unwinding of the Medicaid continuous coverage period Medicaid eligibility ADS and related processes will be…
- May 27, 2022
California’s Historic Medi-Cal Exclusion Removal for Older Adults Regardless of Immigration Status
Alicia Emanuel and Iván Barragan* california, Eligibility & Enrollment, UncategorizedRead more*Co-authored with Iván Barragan, CA Immigrant Policy CenterAs of May 1, 2022, California removed the exclusion to full-scope Medi-Cal for all income-eligible adults ages 50 and older, regardless of immigration status. At least 244,000 Californians have already been enrolled and benefited from this historic “Older Adult” victory. This advancement…
- March 24, 2022
Medicaid Programs Need to Prepare Now for the End of the COVID Public Health Emergency
Jane Perkins Coronavirus, COVID-19 Public Health Emergency, Disability, Eligibility & Enrollment, Medicaid Awareness MonthRead moreThis article was originally published by The Network for Public Health Law.Barring a new COVID surge, all indications are that the Biden Administration will declare an end to the COVID public health emergency (PHE) sometime this year. Over the course of the pandemic, a PHE has been declared and extended at 90-day intervals.…