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- August 28, 2014
Q&A HCBS – Transition Plan Advocacy: Identifying the Issues
Read moreThis Q&A resource developed and written by NHeLP is for advocates working on, or considering, comments on State transition plans for Home and Community-Based Services (HCBS) programs. This document will help advocates: Identify changes needed in existing HCBS programs and the information within an organization that can be used…
- June 16, 2014
NHeLP Comments to Health Indiana 1115 Demonstrations
Read moreThese NHeLP comments to the State of Indiana address numerous legal problems with the states two proposed section 1115 demonstrations, one to expand Medicaid and one to renewal the current 1115 if the Medicaid expansion is denied. NHeLP comments identify problems such as illegal premiums, cost-sharing, and restrictions on…
- April 10, 2014
NHeLP Comments to Health Pennsylvania 1115 Proposal
Read moreThe Pennsylvania 1115 Medicaid proposal is an extremely dangerous one. Under the guise of expanding Medicaid it would enact historic cuts to the state's Medicaid program. Second, it tries to waive core Medicaid requirements. Approval of this demonstration as requested would be a serious harm to Medicaid enrollees in…
- March 25, 2014
Medicaid Premiums and Cost Sharing
Read moreThis brief reviews the literature on the impact of premiums and cost sharing on enrollment, service utilization, and health status. It focuses particularly on how the research consensus fits with the flexibility Medicaid law gives states to establish premiums and cost sharing. It also highlights changes brought about by…
