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- September 24, 2025
Interested Parties Advisory Groups: Meaningful Stakeholder Engagement to Ensure Adequate HCBS Payment Rates and Help Strengthen the Direct Care Workforce
Jennifer Lav, Brit Vanneman, and Syd Pickern Issue BriefRead moreNHeLP in partnership with The Community Living Policy Center (CLPC) developed the following policy brief titled, “Interested Parties Advisory Groups: Meaningful Stakeholder Engagement to Ensure Adequate HCBS Payment Rates and Help Strengthen the Direct Care Workforce." The Interested Parties Advisory Group (IPAG) requirement, established under the Medicaid Access Rule,…
- September 17, 2025
Medicaid Financing after OBBBA: State Directed Payments and Provider Taxes
Read moreThe so-called "One Big Beautiful Bill Act" (OBBBA) makes changes to complex but crucial Medicaid financing mechanisms that are likely to force states to reduce provider payments and limit benefits. This issue brief provides an overview of state directed payments and provider taxes and explains how they interact; how…
- September 15, 2025
An Advocate’s Guide to Access GAC in CA: Chapter 5 File A Grievance or Appeal
Read moreThis chapter is part of NHeLP’s forthcoming Advocate’s Guide to Accessing Gender-Affirming Care in California. It focuses on the rights Medi-Cal beneficiaries have when seeking gender-affirming care and the processes available to challenge barriers to coverage. Specifically, it explains the protections built into Medi-Cal and outlines the steps beneficiaries…
- September 8, 2025
Webinar: How to Prepare for Medicaid Work Requirements
Read moreOn July 4th, President Trump signed the so-called "One Big Beautiful Bill Act" (OBBBA) into law, enacting the most sweeping and harmful Medicaid cuts in U.S. history. Medicaid work requirements -- the OBBBA's largest Medicaid cut -- will gut health care access for millions of Medicaid expansion and partial…
- August 21, 2025
Eligibility and Enrollment Provisions in OBBBA
Read moreThe so-called “One Big Beautiful Bill” Act, hereinafter referred to as “OBBBA”, negatively impacts eligibility and enrollment for Medicaid and Marketplace applicants and enrollees in a myriad of ways. OBBBA restricts access to Medicaid and Marketplace eligibility, imposes administrative barriers that make it harder to enroll in and retain…