2018
What’s at Stake for Health Care in the 2018 Elections
he 2018 elections will be critical in determining whether health care options are available for families and adults for years to come. With Medicaid expansion ballot initiatives, governors' races, and...
View MoreMedia Telebriefing: What’s at Stake for Medicaid in 2018 Elections
Washington, D.C.—On Tuesday, September 18, Families USA held a press telebriefing to discuss what’s at stake for Medicaid in the upcoming November elections. The call included leaders of Medicaid...
View MoreMidterm Elections: Six Key Questions for Congressional Candidates
Last year, Congress came within a few votes of repealing much of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) and making unprecedented cuts to Medicaid. Legislation that passed the House and nearly passed the Senate...
View MoreState Strategies to Prevent the Harmful Impact of Short-Term Health Plans
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has released a final rule that is dangerous to consumers and to health care marketplaces. This rule would expand the sale of “short-term limit...
View MoreMedicaid Waivers in Legal and Policy Context; Families USA and Kentucky Voices for Health Explain
Medicaid Waivers in Legal and Policy Context; Families USA and Kentucky Voices for Health Explain Lockouts, Work Requirements, and Other Illegal Attempts to Hurt Vulnerable Families Washington, D.C....
View MoreAdvocacy Timeline: Opposing Restrictive Medicaid Section 1115 Waivers
Since the Trump Administration took office, several states have asked the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) for approval to waive Medicaid requirements or add new ones through requests ...
View MoreToolkit: Act Now to Stop Short-Term Plans
Under a proposed rule open for comment until April 23, 2018, the Trump administration wants to expand the sale of substandard, sham health insurance. If finalized in its current form, this rule will h...
View MoreMedicaid Waivers Webinar: Work Requirements and Beyond
Listen to our webinar on on how state advocates can address Medicaid waiver proposals that include work requirements and other restrictions, as well as tools available for state advocates to address...
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