Blog Health Debunking — Again — Gov. LePage’s Claim That Medicaid Expansion Threatens People With Disabilities November 1, 2017 | Jesse Cross-Call
Blog Health Without New Federal CHIP Funds, States Will Soon Cut Health Coverage for Children October 31, 2017 | Jesse Cross-Call
Report Health Medicaid Expansion Would Benefit Maine in Far-Reaching Ways, Contrary to Governor’s Claims October 25, 2017 | Jesse Cross-Call and Matt Broaddus
Blog Health West Virginia’s New Medicaid Waiver Promotes Medicaid Objectives October 24, 2017 | Anna Bailey
Report Health History Shows What Steps Trump Administration and Congress Can Take to Ensure Access to Health Care for Those Affected by the Hurricanes October 23, 2017 | Hannah Katch , Jessica Schubel and Shelby Gonzales
Blog Health Why House Bill’s Medicaid Funding for Puerto Rico, Virgin Islands Falls Way Short October 5, 2017 | Edwin Park
Report Health Assessing the New House Republican CHIP Bill October 5, 2017 | Edwin Park , Jesse Cross-Call , Judith Solomon , Shelby Gonzales and Paul N. Van de Water
Blog Health Medicaid Expansion Is Critical for States Fighting Opioid Epidemic October 4, 2017 | Hannah Katch
Blog Health Roundup: Senate Cancels Vote on Harmful Cassidy-Graham Affordable Care Act Repeal Bill September 26, 2017 | CBPP
Report Health CBO: Cassidy-Graham Would Increase Uninsured by Millions, Cut Medicaid by $1 Trillion September 26, 2017 | Edwin Park
Report Health Latest Version of Cassidy-Graham Still Has Damaging Cuts to Health Care Funding That Grow Dramatically in 2027 September 26, 2017 | Edwin Park and Matt Broaddus
Report Health Like Other ACA Repeal Bills, Cassidy-Graham Would Cap and Deeply Cut Medicaid September 25, 2017 | Hannah Katch
Blog State Budget and Tax Cassidy-Graham Would Hit State Budgets Hard, Restrict State Flexibility September 22, 2017 | Michael Leachman
Blog Health Cassidy-Graham’s Restrictions on Provider Taxes Threaten State Medicaid Programs September 21, 2017 | Jessica Schubel
Report Health Medicaid Cuts in Cassidy-Graham Plan Would Reduce Access to Home- and Community-Based Services September 21, 2017 | Judith Solomon and Jessica Schubel
Blog Health Senate’s Cassidy-Graham Focus Jeopardizing Health Coverage for Millions of Children September 20, 2017 | Jesse Cross-Call
Blog Health Like Prior Repeal Bills, Cassidy-Graham Puts Coverage for American Indians, Alaska Natives at Risk September 20, 2017 | Jessica Schubel
Report Health Cassidy-Graham’s Dramatic Funding Cliff Not Required by Budget Rules and Would Have Lasting, Negative Impact September 20, 2017 | David Kamin and Richard Kogan
Report Health Like Other ACA Repeal Bills, Cassidy-Graham Plan Would Add Millions to Uninsured, Destabilize Individual Market September 20, 2017 | Jacob Leibenluft , Edwin Park , Matt Broaddus and Aviva Aron-Dine
Blog Health Cassidy-Graham Would End Medicaid Expansion in 2020, Leave Millions of Low-Income Adults Uninsured September 19, 2017 | Jessica Schubel
Blog Health Census Data: States Not Expanding Medicaid Lag Further on Health Coverage September 12, 2017 | Matt Broaddus
Commentary Federal Budget Congress’ Packed Fall Agenda Offers Opportunities for Bipartisan Progress September 5, 2017 | Robert Greenstein
Blog Health States Will Begin Exhausting Federal CHIP Funds by December — Unless Trump and Congress Act September 5, 2017 | Jesse Cross-Call
Report Health Understanding the Affordable Care Act’s State Innovation (“1332”) Waivers September 5, 2017 | Sarah Lueck and Jessica Schubel
Report Health Medicaid Waivers Should Further Program Objectives, Not Impose Barriers to Coverage and Care August 29, 2017 | Judith Solomon and Jessica Schubel
Blog Health Florida’s Medicaid Waiver Won’t Improve Coverage or Access August 4, 2017 | Jessica Schubel
Report Health Cassidy-Graham Amendment Would Cut Hundreds of Billions from Coverage Programs, Cause Millions to Lose Health Insurance July 27, 2017 | Judith Solomon , Edwin Park , Aviva Aron-Dine and Matt Broaddus
Blog Health Kaiser: Senate Republican Medicaid Cap Would Cost States $218 Billion July 24, 2017 | Edwin Park
Blog Health CBO Finds Growing, Harmful Impact of Senate GOP Bill’s Medicaid Per Capita Cap July 22, 2017 | Edwin Park
Report Health West Virginia Among Worst-Harmed States Under Senate Health Bill July 21, 2017 | Aviva Aron-Dine and Hannah Katch
Report Health Senate Health Bill Would Penalize Arizona for Its Innovative and Efficient Medicaid Program July 19, 2017 | Jessica Schubel
Blog Health Repeal-Without-Replace Even More Harmful Than Failed Senate Bill July 18, 2017 | Jacob Leibenluft
Blog Health No Difference: New Senate Bill Would Still Effectively Bar More States from Expanding Medicaid July 17, 2017 | Jesse Cross-Call
Blog Health Waivers Can’t Solve the Problems Created by Massive Federal Medicaid Cuts July 15, 2017 | Judith Solomon
Report Health Contrary to Republican Claims, Revised Senate Health Bill Provides No Additional Funding for States July 14, 2017 | Aviva Aron-Dine
Report Health Many Lawfully Present Immigrants Would Lose Affordable Health Coverage Under Senate Plan July 14, 2017 | Shelby Gonzales
Blog Health Despite Republican Claims, Beneficiaries Don’t Think Medicaid Is Broken July 14, 2017 | Hannah Katch
Report Health Senate Bill Would Effectively Eliminate Medicaid Expansion by Shifting Hundreds of Billions in Expansion Costs to States July 13, 2017 | Matt Broaddus and Edwin Park
Report Health Coverage for American Indians and Alaska Natives at Risk Under Senate GOP Health Bill July 12, 2017 | Jessica Schubel
Blog Health CRFB: Senate Bill Cuts Medicaid $2.6 Trillion in Second Decade July 11, 2017 | Edwin Park
Blog Health Senate Health Bill Pays Lip Service to Home- and Community-Based Services, But Imposes Deep Cuts July 7, 2017 | Judith Solomon
Blog Health Senate GOP Bill Would End Medicaid Expansion Coverage for Many Low-Wage Workers July 6, 2017 | Hannah Katch
Report Health Senate Health Care Bill Ends Medicaid as We Know It, With Even Bigger Cuts Than House Bill July 6, 2017
Report Health Little-Noticed Medicaid Changes in Senate Health Plan Would Worsen Coverage, Reduce State Flexibility, and Raise Uncompensated Care Costs June 29, 2017 | Jessica Schubel