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Pre-2005 Content Archive

Blog

In Case You Missed It…

This week at CBPP, we focused on state budgets and taxes, family income support, housing, Social Security, and the economy. On state budgets and taxes, Ed Lazere explained that states...
Blog

In Case You Missed It...

This week at CBPP, we focused on federal taxes, state budgets and taxes, health, and the economy. On federal taxes, Chuck Marr maintained that Congress should dramatically and...
Blog

In Case You Missed It…

This week at CBPP, we focused on the federal budget, federal taxes, state taxes, health, family income support, and the economy. On the federal budget, we analyzed President Biden’s...
Blog

In Case You Missed It…  

This week at CBPP, we focused on the federal budget, and in particular President Biden’s 2023 budget proposal. We also focused on federal taxes, state budgets and taxes, food assistance, health,...
Blog

In Case You Missed It…

This week at CBPP, we focused on health, housing, family income support, poverty and inequality, state taxes, and the economy. On health, Sarah Lueck emphasized that economic legislation...
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Se necesitan medidas adicionales para que la financiación de Medicaid sea estable y suficiente en Puerto Rico y en otros territorios incorporados

Ante el vencimiento el 13 de diciembre de los términos para la financiación federal de Medicaid en los territorios incorporados de Estados Unidos, el Congreso debe implementar medidas por adelantado —en la siguiente legislación económica — para evitar que los residentes de los territorios se enfrenten a recortes tajantes de elegibilidad y de beneficios.
Blog

In Case You Missed It… 

This week at CBPP, we focused on state budgets and taxes, federal taxes, food assistance, Social Security, and the economy. On state budgets and taxes, Cortney Sanders and Coty Novak...
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In Case You Missed It…

This week at CBPP, we focused on state budgets and taxes, health, and the economy. On state budgets and taxes, Ed Lazere affirmed that states with temporary budget surpluses should...
Report

COVID Relief Provisions Stabilized Health Coverage, Improved Access and Affordability

The COVID-19 pandemic and economic downturn prompted widespread expectations of severe declines in health insurance coverage, as people lost their jobs and saw their incomes plunge. But the federal government swiftly enacted relief legislation and took other policy actions that stabilized health insurance coverage, increased affordability, and mitigated adverse impacts on health care access and equity during the public health emergency.
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Careful Planning Now Can Reduce Health Coverage Losses When Medicaid COVID-19 Continuous Coverage Ends

Once the federal government ends the PHE, which is expected to happen no sooner than mid-July, states will resume their regular processes and begin reviewing all enrollees’ eligibility. The risk of mass coverage loss is high — experts estimated in recent months that over 15 million people will lose their coverage at the end of the PHE, and that number is likely higher today.