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- April 12, 2013
NHeLP’s 5 Ways Health Reform Helps Individuals Get Insurance
Byron Gross Issue BriefRead moreWhen fully implemented, health reform has the potential to extend health insurance to up to 32 million individuals, making a huge dent in the over 50 million individuals currently uninsured. NHeLP?s Top 5 Ways Health Reform Helps Individuals Get Insurance Coverage provides a helpful summary of these new coverage…
- April 12, 2013
NHeLP’s 5 Ways Health Reform Helps Children and Young Adults
Read moreChildren and young adults stand to significantly benefit from health reform?s new protections and more affordable coverage options. NHeLP?s Top 5 Ways Health Reform Helps Children and Young Adults describes some of these reforms that are already in place, and those coming in 2014.
- April 12, 2013
NHeLP’s 5 Ways Health Reform Helps Women
Erin Armstrong Issue BriefRead moreHealth reform was a giant step forward for women, expanding access to women?s reproductive health care and providing important new protections. NHeLP?s 5 Ways Health Reform Helps Women provides a short summary of some of the major changes already in effect and coming in 2014.
- April 12, 2013
Medicaid for new attorneys
Read moreThis paper provides the new attorney with a general overview of the Medicaid program?its administration, eligibility and service rules. The focus is on federal statutes and regulations, not state-specific Medicaid programs.
- April 12, 2013
Affordable Care Act: Implementation Timeline
External Source Issue BriefRead moreThis brief provides a year-by-year timeline of when different provisions of the ACA become effective.
- April 11, 2013
10 Reasons the Medicaid Expansion Helps to Address Health Disparities
Read moreThe Affordable Care Act?s Medicaid Expansion has the potential to extend health coverage to up to 17 million individuals?an important step in combating health disparities in low-income and communities of color. Despite this huge potential, many states are still weighing whether to adopt the expansion. NHeLP?s 10 Reasons the…