Blog State Medicaid Spending Growing Slower in Expansion States Than Others October 27, 2014 | Jesse Cross-Call
Blog 3 Reasons Why Oklahoma Decision Is Wrong About Health Subsidies October 1, 2014 | Judith Solomon
Blog 5 Takeaways From Last Week’s Figures on Poverty, Inequality, and Health Coverage September 25, 2014 | CBPP
Report Census Data Show Uninsured Rate Edged Down Slightly in 2013 September 22, 2014 | Matt Broaddus and Edwin Park
Blog Coverage Gap Widening Between Medicaid Expansion States and Others September 18, 2014 | Matt Broaddus
Blog Census Data Show Continued Wide Disparities in Health Coverage September 17, 2014 | Matt Broaddus
Blog New CDC Figures Show Health Coverage Gains in the First Quarter of 2014 September 16, 2014 | Matt Broaddus
Blog Census Data Show Uninsured Rate Fell Slightly in 2013, Continuing Earlier Progress September 16, 2014 | Matt Broaddus
Report Understanding the Census Bureau’s Upcoming Health Insurance Coverage Estimates September 11, 2014 | Matt Broaddus and Edwin Park
Report House Bill Would Raise Small Business Premiums and Undercut Health Reform’s Consumer Protections September 9, 2014 | Edwin Park
Blog Damaging House Bill Would Undo Health Reform Protections and Raise Small Business Premiums September 9, 2014 | Edwin Park
Blog Wisconsin and Wyoming Tally Fiscal Cost of Rejecting Health Reform’s Medicaid Expansion August 28, 2014 | Jesse Cross-Call
Blog States Seeking to Expand Medicaid Through Waivers Can Learn From Arkansas, Iowa, and Michigan August 22, 2014 | Jesse Cross-Call
Blog Federal Medicaid Matching Rates Have Remained Stable, New Study Shows August 14, 2014 | Jesse Cross-Call
Blog Today’s Conflicting Court Decisions Won’t Affect Federal Marketplace Subsidies July 22, 2014 | Edwin Park
Blog Medicaid Expansion Decisions Leading States Down Divergent Paths July 16, 2014 | Jesse Cross-Call
Blog RSC Health Plan: More Uninsured and Underinsured, Fewer Consumer Protections July 2, 2014 | Edwin Park
Report The Truth About Health Reform’s Medicaid Expansion and People Leaving Jail June 26, 2014 | Judith Solomon
Blog Lower Recidivism: Yet Another Good Reason for States to Expand Medicaid June 25, 2014 | Judith Solomon
Blog The Week Misuses CBPP Analysis of Health Reform’s Employer Requirement May 16, 2014 | Paul N. Van de Water
Blog Senate GOP Plan Would Cause Millions to Lose Health Coverage or Block Them From Gaining It in the Future May 13, 2014 | Edwin Park
Report Projected Ten-Year Deficits Have Shrunk by Nearly $5 Trillion Since 2010, Mostly Due to Legislative Changes March 20, 2014 | William Chen and Richard Kogan
Blog Projected Ten-Year Deficits Down by Nearly $5 Trillion, Mostly Due to Legislative Changes March 19, 2014 | CBPP
Blog Obama Budget Would Improve Access to Health Care for Underserved Populations March 14, 2014 | Judith Solomon
Blog CBO: Five-Year Individual Mandate Delay Means 13 Million More Uninsured, Higher Premiums March 12, 2014 | Edwin Park
Blog Delaying Penalty for Lacking Health Coverage Would Mean More Uninsured, Higher Premiums March 4, 2014 | Edwin Park
Blog Expanding Health Coverage Provides Financial Protection Too, Study Shows February 25, 2014 | Matt Broaddus
Blog Delaying Health Reform’s Employer Responsibility Requirement No Reason to Delay Individual Mandate February 12, 2014 | Edwin Park
Blog More Evidence That Medicaid Expansion Makes Fiscal Sense for States January 29, 2014 | January Angeles
Blog Republican Health Proposal Likely Means Less Coverage, Higher Costs, Fewer Consumer Protections January 28, 2014 | Edwin Park
Blog States Can Reduce Kids’ Uninsured Rate Further by Expanding Medicaid November 20, 2013 | Jesse Cross-Call
Blog Upton Bill to Allow Insurers to Offer Non-Compliant Plans Would Undermine Health Reform November 13, 2013 | Sarah Lueck
Blog CHIP’s Start: Lessons for Early Enrollment Under Health Reform November 12, 2013 | Matt Broaddus
