In this Executive Orders fact sheet, Staff Attorney Abbi Coursolle details what executive orders issued by presidents can and cannot do, and where the executive power emanates from. “An Executive Order has the force of law, although it may be overturned by Congress or successfully challenged in court,” Coursolle notes.
This updated paper examines the demographics of the Medicaid expansion population and provides insights into how expansion has impacted…
The foundation of accessible health care is affordability. High premiums prevent people from getting insurance, increase uncompensated care in…
To ensure that Medicaid beneficiaries have complete access to quality health care, Medicaid provides important consumer protections and due…
