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- January 7, 2025
Top 10 Reasons Why Work Requirements Should Not Be Added to Medicaid
Read moreWork requirements in Medicaid risk creating unnecessary administrative burdens and increasing costs for states without achieving their intended goals. Evidence shows that these requirements often result in coverage loss for hardworking Americans, such as care givers, rural residents, people with disabilities, and older adults, who face barriers to meeting…
- January 6, 2025
Who is Harmed by Medicaid Work Requirements?
Read moreAs we expect both legislative and administrative efforts to add work requirements to Medicaid, millions of individuals could lose health coverage. The lived experiences of those who were subject to work requirements during the first Trump administration document a severe impact on individuals with disabilities and chronic conditions as…
- January 6, 2025
Best Practices for Medicaid Secret Shopper Survey Implementation
Read moreNetwork adequacy has long been a challenge in Medicaid managed care. According to one 2023 survey, 1 in 3 Medicaid enrollees report that in the past year an in-network provider they needed to see did not have available appointments. To address these challenges, the 2024 Managed Care Access final…
- December 16, 2024
How Medicaid Work Requirements Hurt People with Disabilities
Read moreRecent proposals show that Republicans in Congress are once again considering adding work requirements to Medicaid. These policies put people with disabilities at serious risk. The evidence on work and Medicaid points to two important conclusions: First, Medicaid coverage helps more people work, particularly people with disabilities. Second, work…
- December 12, 2024
Beyond the Law: The Challenges of Marketplace Coverage of Abortion in 2024
Read moreA 2019 NHeLP report examined the consumer experience when seeking information about abortion coverage in Marketplace plans. Given the constantly shifting post-Dobbs landscape, it is more important than ever that insurers provide clear information to consumers about different plans' abortion coverage. In light of this need, we conducted an…
- November 7, 2024
Medi-Cal Services & Supports for Californians Transitioning Out of Incarceration
Read moreIn California, roughly one million adults and youth involuntarily enter or are released from a California public carceral system annually. At least 80 percent of individuals who are incarcerated in California are eligible for Medi-Cal and would benefit from Medicaid-covered services. In 2021, California rolled out the California Advancing…