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- November 4, 2020
California Policy Needs During COVID and Beyond: Telehealth
Read moreAlthough California’s existing policies already enabled the use of telehealth among Medi-Cal beneficiaries, the state (along with the federal government) instituted various flexibilities during the PHE in order to expand telehealth access. This issue brief describes what flexibilities should or should not remain after the pandemic and what other…
- October 19, 2020
What Public Charge Means for Reproductive Justice
Read moreUpdate: As of March 9, 2021, the Trump-era public charge regulations are no longer in effect. The Biden administration published a final rule on March 15, 2021 formally removing the Trump-era public charge rule and restoring the long-standing 1999 Field Guidance as the standing public charge policy. The administration has significant work…
- July 16, 2020
June Medical Services v. Russo and the Work that Remains for Underserved Populations
Read moreOn June 29th, the Supreme Court ruled in June Medical Services vs. Russo that Louisiana’s admitting privileges law is unconstitutional and blocked it from taking effect. This win for reproductive health advocates means that abortion clinics can remain open to serve patients who need abortion care in Louisiana and…
- June 19, 2020
HHS Eliminates or Weakens Regulatory Protections Against Discrimination in Health Care
Read moreAs part of its ongoing attacks on health care and civil rights, the Trump administration recently finalized drastic changes to regulations implementing Section 1557, the Affordable Care Act’s nondiscrimination provision. Section 1557 provides important protections against discrimination on the basis of race, color, national origin (including language access), sex,…
- May 18, 2020
Medicaid in Transitions — Monitoring COVID-Related Changes in Coverage
Read moreAll 50 states and the District of Columbia have made changes to their Medicaid programs in light of the COVID-19 emergency. In most, but not all, cases these changes maintain or expand health coverage and adapt administration of the program to maximize availability of acute and ICU beds and…
- May 11, 2020
Recommendations to improve abortion coverage and transparency in marketplace plans
Read moreFollowing the release of Beyond the Law: The Challenge of Abortion Coverage in the Marketplaces, various state advocates and commercial plans asked the National Health Law Program for more detailed recommendations on how plans can improve abortion coverage and how they communicate such coverage to potential and current enrollees.…
