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- July 23, 2013
CRS Report: The Constitutionality of Federal Grant Conditions after National Fe
External Source Issue BriefRead moreSummary In March 2010, Congress passed the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA). The ACA, among other things, requires states to expand Medicaid eligibility or lose Medicaid funding. Following the enactment of the ACA, state attorneys general and others brought several lawsuits challenging various provisions of the…
- July 23, 2013
50 Reasons Medicaid Expansion Is Good For Your State
Read moreFrom providing substantial federal financial support to myriad cost-savings for states in order to provide quality health care for low-income individuals and underserved communities, Legal Director Jane Perkins details the many compelling reasons why state lawmakers should push to expand Medicaid in their states. For example, expanding Medicaid is…
- July 23, 2013
If Tennessee Does Not Expand Medicaid, It Could Cost Tennessee Businesses
External Source Issue BriefRead moreThe U.S. Supreme Court ruled in June that the Affordable Care Act (ACA) permits, rather than requires, states to expand Medicaid eligibility up to 138 percent of the federal poverty line (FPL). Now, Tennessee must choose whether to expand Medicaid. If Tennessee chooses not to expand Medicaid, it…
- July 23, 2013
Medicaid Expansion is Important for Children
External Source Issue BriefRead moreThe new health care law expands the Medicaid program to provide healthcare for millions of uninsured individuals, primarily parents and low-income adults. The Supreme Court ruled in June that states can choose whether or not to accept the Medicaid expansion. Low-income children, even if they…
- July 23, 2013
10 Advocacy Steps To Support A Medicaid Expansion In Your State
Leo Cuello Issue BriefRead moreThis fact sheet provides advocates with ten steps they can take to more effectively advocate for Medicaid expansion in their state.
- July 23, 2013
Medicaid Expansion in Virginia
External Source Issue BriefRead moreThis document outlines the benefits of Medicaid expansion to Virginia.