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  • NHeLP Amicus Brief: Planned Parenthood v. Selig (8th Cir.)

    Brief of the National Health Law Program, American Public Health Association, Center for Reproductive Rights, National Women's Law Center, National Family Planning & Reproductive Health Association, National Center for Lesbian Rights, National Latina Institute for Reproductive Health, and Sexuality Education and Information Council of the U.S. (SEICUS) as amici…

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  • NHeLP Amicus Brief: Zubik v. Burwell

    This case will decide whether non-profit employers are able to deny their employees access to contraceptive services on religious grounds. NHeLP's brief, joined by American Public Health Association, National Hispanic Medical Association, National Family Planning & Reproductive Health Association, National Women's Health Network, Ipas, Asian Americans Advancing Justice |…

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  • 2016 HHS Federal Poverty Guidelines

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    Updated HHS poverty guidelines to account for last calendar year's increase in prices as measured by the Consumer Price Index.

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  • Health Advocate: Litigation Round-Up

    This issue of Health Advocate provides NHeLP's annual summary of some of the year's notable court cases. The Supreme Court decided yet another case involving the Affordable Care Act, and it issued a ruling that has sharply curtailed health care providers' ability to obtain court orders requiring state Medicaid…

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  • Health Advocate: Reproductive Health Data and Accountability Project

    This month's Health Advocate details our Reproductive Health Data and Accountability Project, which, in collaboration with the Advancing New Standards in Reproductive Health program at the University of California, San Francisco, establishes systems to collect, analyze, and utilize data on access barriers to family planning and abortion services in…

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  • Hill-Burton Facility Listing

    Hill-Burton Act funded the construction of health care facilities beginning in the 1940s. Facilities receiving this funding had a time-limited Free Care Obligation and, importantly, a Community Services obligation that lasts in perpetuity. This document provides a state-by-state listing of Hill-Button facilities.

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