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- March 7, 2023
NHeLP Board Chair Celebrates Strategic Framework
Ann M. Kappler UncategorizedRead moreBelow is a statement from NHeLP Board Chair Ann M. Kappler celebrating our Strategic Framework. Learn more and read our entire Strategic Framework here. A formatted PDF version can be downloaded here.As Board Chair of the National Health Law Program (NHeLP), I am thrilled to share NHeLP's new strategic…
- February 24, 2023
The “Family Glitch Fix” Gives Families New Options to Purchase Quality, Affordable Health Coverage
Read moreAt the beginning of 2023, a new rule issued by the IRS took effect, giving millions of families the opportunity to purchase affordable health insurance and make meaningful decisions about their health coverage. Thanks to the new rule, many families were able to take advantage of the change in…
- February 8, 2023
Data Privacy to Advance Health Equity: Risks and Rewards of Demographic Data Collection
Read moreAdvocates, researchers, policymakers, and providers agree that data can be a force for health equity. In particular, demographic data can further understanding of the clinical and cultural needs of underserved populations as well as point to disparities and inequities that result from historical and present discrimination. Yet, with more…
- February 2, 2023
CMS’ Approval of Section 1115 Demonstrations for Justice-Involved Individuals
Read moreSince Medicaid’s inception, the program has not covered services for anyone who is an “inmate of a public institution,” as federal law excludes federal payment for such services. This means that incarcerated individuals have no access to Medicaid-funded services and resources, and may face delays getting access upon release.…
- February 1, 2023
NHeLP welcomes new mental health network adequacy reporting for California plans
Read moreIn California, 1 in 14 children have a serious emotional disturbance that substantially limits their daily life functioning, and about 1 in 7 adults live with a mental illness everyday. Mental health conditions impact everyone, especially communities who are historically oppressed. For example, ethnic and racial minorities are more…
- January 5, 2023
Medicaid Managed Care Accountability: How States Use Sanctions
Read moreIn the Medicaid program, comprehensive managed care is the predominant mode for delivering services. Approximately, seventy-two percent of beneficiaries receive services through managed care, covering 57 million people, in forty-one states. The contracts between managed care organizations (MCOs) and state Medicaid agencies spell out the services and benefits MCOs…
