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- February 10, 2017
Protect Medicaid Funding: Women Living with HIV, Issue 7 (Updated Feb. 2017)
Jamille Fields and Catherine McKee Issue BriefRead moreCutting the funding of Medicaid whether through block grants or a per capita cap will result in yanking health care coverage from our most vulnerable. Medicaid covers almost half of all people getting regular HIV treatment, many of them women. Limiting the scope of Medicaid will leave many without…
- February 7, 2017
Medicaid & the ACA: Vital Tools in Addressing the Opioid Epidemic
Read moreThe Affordable Care Act and Medicaid have been "instrumental in increasing access to evidence-based prevention and treatment for people with and at risk for SUD," write Senior Attorney Corey Davis and Health Law Fellow Hector Hernandez-Delgado in an extensive new Issue Brief. The authors explain how efforts to repeal…
- February 1, 2017
Q&A: How Upcoming Efforts to Transform Medicaid Could Affect Abortion Coverage
Read moreConservative lawmakers in Congress have signaled they will consider fundamental changes to Medicaid, ones that as Staff Attorney Catherine McKee notes could further reduce coverage of abortions. In this paper, McKee explains current Medicaid coverage of abortion care, describes how Medicaid funding structure and general coverage requirements would change under…
- January 31, 2017
Issue Brief: 50 Reasons Medicaid Expansion is Good for Your State
Read moreMedicaid Expansion is reducing health care costs of states, lowering uninsured rates and helping to address and combat health disparities. In a new paper, Legal Director Jane Perkins and Health Law Fellow Ian McDonald detail the "50 Reasons Medicaid Expansion is Good for Your State."
- January 25, 2017
Health Advocate: The Year Ahead: Medicaid Works!
Read moreWith the Trump administration and lawmakers in the new Congress suggesting they will pursue changing Medicaid through block grants or capping or cutting its federal funding, NHeLP D.C. Managing Attorney Mara Youdelman details the ways Medicaid is helping tens of millions of Americans each year. "Medicaid is more important than…
- January 11, 2017
The Importance of National Coverage Standards in Medicaid
Read moreCurrently federal Medicaid law ensures that beneficiaries can access health services that reflect standards of care, write Legal Director Jane Perkins and Staff Attorney Catherine McKee in this fact sheet. States must provide "core services when medically necessary," but proposals to cut or cap Medicaid funding "threaten federal coverage…