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UMN School of Public Health Justice in Public Health Series: Reproductive Justice Denied: The Structural Violence of Recent Federal Health Care Cuts
Read moreThe University of Minnesota School of Public Health's Justice in Public Health Series invites experts to lead discussions on matters of health equity, exploring the myriad ways that unjust systems impact the health of communities. In this installment, NHeLP Senior Attorney Madeline Morcelle examined recent health care cuts through…
- November 4, 2025
Fact Sheet: Georgia Medicaid Coverage of Sexual and Reproductive Health
Read moreThis fact sheet discusses the sexual and reproductive health services covered by Medicaid in Georgia. It is the first installment of a series of fact sheets that aims to educate Southern advocates about Medicaid’s important coverage such as STI testing and treatment, pregnancy care, certain cancer screenings, contraceptive services,…
- October 30, 2025
Webinar – The Impact of OBBBA on People with Disabilities
Read moreThis webinar discusses the impact of OBBBA on people with disabilities, including: Work requirement exemptions and compliance for people with disabilities New authority related to home and community-based waivers Higher out-of-pocket costs, which means people with disabilities will likely pay more for care Changes to home equity limits for…
- October 23, 2025
An Advocate’s Guide to Access Gender-Affirming Care in California
Read moreThis guide is informed by advocates' experience working on cases involving access to gender-affirming care, and it is intended as a resource for health care advocates, non-legal community advocates, legal aid attorneys, TGI individuals struggling to access care, and other impacted stakeholders in California. It is designed as a step-by-step template…
- October 22, 2025
Presumptive Eligibility and Abortion Access
Read morePresumptive eligibility (PE) is a crucial tool states can use to provide expedited pathways to immediate Medicaid coverage for eligible populations, including pregnant people. Although PE is helpful for all patients, it is particularly useful for those who need time-sensitive services like abortions. NHeLP created a series of materials…
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An Advocate’s Guide to Access GAC in CA: Chapter 1 Purpose and Goal for this Guide
Read moreThis guide is intended as a resource for health care advocates, non-legal community advocates, legal aid attorneys, TGI individuals struggling to access care, and other impacted stakeholders in California. It is designed as a step-by-step template that is easy to adopt into your casework, regardless of your experience with…
