Posts for Medicare
The Time is Now to Help Medicaid Enrollees Prepare for the End of the Public Health Emergency
Planning for the end of the public health emergency and what it means for people in their states.
Doggett Kicks off Legislative Efforts to Close the Medicaid Gap
We commend Rep. Doggett for his commitment to closing the Medicaid coverage gap, but we believe that this proposal could present challenges to the implementation of Medicaid expansion and leave consumers confused about who is covered.
Study after Study with the Same Results: Medicaid Expansion Is Good for States
Each week it seems like there is a new study that shows the benefits of expanding Medicaid – for both health and state budgets.
Spotlight on Federal Funds to Boost Mental Health Services
This blog is the second in a three-part series on targeting newly approved federal funds for substance use disorders and mental illness to areas of greatest need.
Oral Health is a Right, Not a Luxury
A system that affords dental care as a luxury to the few while denying access to even the most basic care to the many will never lead to oral health equity.
The American Jobs Plan Includes Important Steps Forward for Home and Community-Based Services
Within the American Families Plan is $400 billion to improve HCBS and extend Medicaid’s Money Follows the Person program that allows people with disabilities to live independently and older adults to age in place.
It’s Far Past Time: New Medicaid Federal Funding Renews Urgency in Non-Expansion States
Medicaid expansion is an urgent issue of health and racial justice. If all 12 of the remaining states expand, 4 million more Americans will be eligible for health coverage, 60 percent of whom are people of color.
Excitement, Caution and Unanswered Questions: A Look at CMS’s New Primary Care Models
At the Center for Consumer Engagement in Health Innovation, we’ve long been champions of the important role primary care plays in improving health outcomes, lowering health care costs and achieving health equity.
Trump’s 2020 Budget – A Laundry List of Failed and Unpopular Policies
The newly-released 2020 budget from President Trump proposes policies and significant cuts would make health care harder to access and afford. Not only that, but they are policies that broad swaths of the American people have already opposed.
The Time is Now to Help Medicaid Enrollees Prepare for the End of the Public Health Emergency
Planning for the end of the public health emergency and what it means for people in their states.
Doggett Kicks off Legislative Efforts to Close the Medicaid Gap
We commend Rep. Doggett for his commitment to closing the Medicaid coverage gap, but we believe that this proposal could present challenges to the implementation of Medicaid expansion and leave consumers confused about who is covered.
Study after Study with the Same Results: Medicaid Expansion Is Good for States
Each week it seems like there is a new study that shows the benefits of expanding Medicaid – for both health and state budgets.
Spotlight on Federal Funds to Boost Mental Health Services
This blog is the second in a three-part series on targeting newly approved federal funds for substance use disorders and mental illness to areas of greatest need.
Oral Health is a Right, Not a Luxury
A system that affords dental care as a luxury to the few while denying access to even the most basic care to the many will never lead to oral health equity.
The American Jobs Plan Includes Important Steps Forward for Home and Community-Based Services
Within the American Families Plan is $400 billion to improve HCBS and extend Medicaid’s Money Follows the Person program that allows people with disabilities to live independently and older adults to age in place.
It’s Far Past Time: New Medicaid Federal Funding Renews Urgency in Non-Expansion States
Medicaid expansion is an urgent issue of health and racial justice. If all 12 of the remaining states expand, 4 million more Americans will be eligible for health coverage, 60 percent of whom are people of color.
Excitement, Caution and Unanswered Questions: A Look at CMS’s New Primary Care Models
At the Center for Consumer Engagement in Health Innovation, we’ve long been champions of the important role primary care plays in improving health outcomes, lowering health care costs and achieving health equity.
Trump’s 2020 Budget – A Laundry List of Failed and Unpopular Policies
The newly-released 2020 budget from President Trump proposes policies and significant cuts would make health care harder to access and afford. Not only that, but they are policies that broad swaths of the American people have already opposed.