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- April 12, 2016
CMS Highlights State Policies to Improve Access to Long-Acting Reversible Contraceptive Methods
Read moreThe Maternal and Infant Health Initiative, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) issued an Informational Bulletin highlighting state payment policies aimed at making long-acting reversible contraceptive (LARC) methods more available. This NHeLP Issue Brief provides an overview on barriers to access; promising state policies and practices; and further…
- March 24, 2016
Amicus Brief: California v. Trump
Read moreThe National Health Law Program (NHeLP) filed on October 21, a "friend of the court" brief in federal court in California on behalf of Families USA, NHeLP, and 29 other health care and consumer advocacy groups, supporting a legal challenge to the Trump administration's latest effort to sabotage the…
- March 24, 2016
NHeLP Amicus Brief: Planned Parenthood v. Selig (8th Cir.)
Read moreBrief 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…
- March 17, 2016
Health Advocate: HCBS State Transition Plans & Implementation Updates
Read moreIn this month's Health Advocate, we assess CMS regulations that define the home and community-based services (HCBS) delivery system in Medicaid. Two years after regulations were finalized, we are entering a critical phase of the transition planning when states begin to post results from site-specific assessments and submit those…
- March 7, 2016
NHeLP Comments to the Senate Finance Committee on the High Price of Prescription
Read moreNHeLP letter to the Senate Finance Committee in response to the request for public comment on policy issues including the financial impact of high prices of breakthrough drugs, data on prescription drug costs, and ensuring patient access, particularly for low income and vulnerable populations. Commments follow after an 18 month investigation…
- March 4, 2016
Q&A: Due Process & Medicaid Notice & Hearing Standards
Read moreMedicaid beneficiaries have constitutional and/or statutory rights when their benefits are denied, reduced, or terminated. This Q&A provides an overview on due process, Medicaid notice, and hearing standards.