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States managing their health insurance marketplaces have the opportunity to streamline the transition from Medicaid to marketplace plans for those... Continue Reading

This study investigates the intersection of Medicaid expansion and historical redlining practices, illuminating the impact of structural racism on health... Continue Reading

As of April 1, 2023, states are discontinuing Medicaid coverage for ineligible individuals or those facing procedural obstacles during redetermination.... Continue Reading

In the aftermath of pandemic protections expiring in April, nearly 4 million Americans have been removed from Medicaid, a number... Continue Reading

The recent U.S. Census Bureau report indicated a drop in the uninsured rate due to increased employer-sponsored health coverage, but... Continue Reading

A national survey in 2022-2023 examined public attitudes towards administrative burdens in U.S. safety-net programs. While racial identity and explicit... Continue Reading

As Medicaid unwinding progresses, rural Americans face significant challenges. Limited access to navigators and procedural disenrollments threaten their healthcare coverage.... Continue Reading

After the expiration of a pandemic-era policy that prevented states from removing people from Medicaid, Texas has removed over half... Continue Reading

Medicare Advantage’s psychiatrist networks are notably narrower, covering fewer providers in their service areas, compared to Medicaid and ACA plans.... Continue Reading

A potential government shutdown could affect various federal health programs. While mandatory spending programs like Medicare would continue, discretionary programs... Continue Reading