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- September 10, 2018
Health Care Coverage for Pregnant and Parenting Teens in California
Read moreIntroductionTeens who become pregnant face a different set of challenges when accessing and receiving health care services as compared to adults who become pregnant. Teens may be uncertain how to obtain health care services related to their pregnancies. They may also need confidentiality, financial assistance, or information on whether…
- September 6, 2018
HHS Moves to Thwart Family Planning Vital to Low-Income People
Fabiola Carrión and Andy DiAntonio Homepage, UncategorizedRead moreThe Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) will soon publish its new rules on Title X, the only federal program dedicated solely to providing family planning and related preventive services. The proposed changes - published on June 1 - will remove critical care that low-income individuals and families have…
- September 5, 2018
Q&A on Pregnant Women’s Coverage Under Medicaid and the ACA
Read moreIntroductionAccess to affordable and high-quality comprehensive health care services during pregnancy has long depended on what type of health insurance one is eligible for and enrolled in. While that remains true, the Affordable Care Act (ACA) has also changed and expanded the health care options available to pregnant women.…
- August 10, 2018
Fact Sheet: Medicaid & Reproductive Justice
Read moreReproductive justice is a social movement rooted in the belief that all individuals and communities should have the resources and power they need to make their own decisions about their bodies, genders, sexualities, families, and lives. In this fact sheet, the National Health Law Program along with All* Above All, National Asian Pacific…
- August 10, 2018
Fact Sheet: Medicaid Demonstration Waivers & Reproductive Justice
Read moreMedicaid is an important lifeline for the 25 million women enrolled in the program. Women of color, women with disabilities, single mothers, and women from other underserved populations disproportionately depend on Medicaid for affordable health care coverage. In this fact sheet, the National Health Law Program along with All* Above…
- July 31, 2018
National Health Law Program in Comments to HHS Opposes Changes to Title X
Read moreIn comments to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), the National Health law Program strongly opposes the proposed changes to the Title X program. NHeLP argues that by reconfiguring who receives Title X funding, as well as the scope of family planning methods and services that…