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July 8, 2025
Voluntary Industry Prior Authorization Commitments: Empty Promises, Little Accountability
Brit Vanneman Uncategorized
AHIP, the national trade association representing the health insurance industry, and the Blue Cross Blue Shield Association recently announced a set of “voluntary commitments” to “streamline” prior authorization and “improve patient outcomes.” Major insurers including Aetna, Centene, Cigna, Elevance Health, Humana, and UnitedHealthcare have signed on.These commitments appear to…
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July 8, 2025
Medicaid Advisory Committees – Is Your State Ready?
Ash Bliss, Alexander Cross, and Daniel Young Uncategorized
*This blog post was authored by Ash Bliss, Legal Intern, Alexander Cross, Legal Intern, and Daniel Young, Policy Analyst.Medicaid Advisory Committees (MAC) and Beneficiary Advisory Councils (BAC) are going live on July 9… Or they should be.Last week, Republicans in Congress made unprecedented cuts to Medicaid that will lead…
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June 26, 2025
California Pride: As Pride Month Draws to A Close, California Must Commit to Maintaining Gender-Affirming Care
Ian Anderson and Abigail Coursolle Uncategorized
***This blog post was authored by Ian Anderson, Legal Intern, with supervision from Abbi Coursolle, Senior AttorneyAs we approach the end of Pride Month, which celebrates the LGBTQI+ movement launched and sustained by Transgender women of color, Congress is considering one of the most significant rollbacks of Transgender healthcare…
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June 25, 2025
The Punitive ACA Marketplace Rule Rolls Back Progress Toward Marketplace Access and Affordability
Alicia Emanuel and Shandra Hartly Uncategorized
The marketplace “integrity and affordability” rule, which the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) finalized on June 20, 2025, will roll back over a decade of work to expand access to health coverage and improve health care affordability. The rule implements new eligibility criteria that restricts access…
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June 20, 2025
Why the HEAL for Immigrant Families Act is Vital to Building an Equitable Abortion Access Landscape
Alexandra Porter and Madeline Morcelle Uncategorized
This blog post was authored by Alexandra Porter, Legal Intern, with supervision from Madeline Morcelle, Senior AttorneySince the Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade three years ago, many have called on Congress to mandate a federal right to receive abortion. But having a legal right to abortion…
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June 10, 2025
Medicaid Work Requirements in Republicans’ So-called “One Big Beautiful Bill” are a Declaration of War on Working Families
Andy DiAntonio, Madeline Morcelle, and Brit Vanneman Medicaid Defense 2025, Uncategorized
Across the country, millions of people are working long hours, lacing up steel-toed boots, pulling on scrubs, and tying on aprons. They’re cleaning hotel rooms, answering phones, processing meat, driving school buses, filing records, building houses, restocking shelves, and caring for our loved ones. These jobs are hard, physical,…
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Voluntary Industry Prior Authorization Commitments: Empty Promises, Little Accountability

Medicaid Advisory Committees – Is Your State Ready?

California Pride: As Pride Month Draws to A Close, California Must Commit to Maintaining Gender-Affirming Care

The Punitive ACA Marketplace Rule Rolls Back Progress Toward Marketplace Access and Affordability

Why the HEAL for Immigrant Families Act is Vital to Building an Equitable Abortion Access Landscape

Medicaid Work Requirements in Republicans’ So-called “One Big Beautiful Bill” are a Declaration of War on Working Families