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How states can reduce coverage loss among children during Medicaid unwinding
To minimize unnecessary coverage losses among children, stakeholders agreed states should prioritize releasing more data specifically on children, targeting communications about unwinding, and more.
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Supporting North Carolina’s immigrant families in accessing public programs
Based on interviews and multilingual focus groups, researchers identify challenges immigrant families face accessing safety net benefits and recommend solutions for state and county agencies to improve access.
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Expanding health coverage through Marketplace facilitated enrollment programs
Enrolling eligible but uninsured people is crucial to expanding coverage, and streamlining consumer experiences is key. The past few years have seen a burst of facilitated enrollment programs among state Marketplaces, with 19 states now running a wide range of programs.
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Immigrant families with children avoided public programs in 2022 because of green card concerns
One in 6 adults in immigrant families with children reported avoiding safety net programs in 2022, even in the face of significant material hardship.
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Uninsured veterans in the US
Although many veterans get coverage through the Veterans Health Administration, eligibility is restricted to certain priority groups. In 2024, researchers estimate 5 percent of nonelderly veterans, about 400,000 people, will be uninsured.
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Proposed 2025 payment rule: Marketplace standards and insurance reforms
In this Health Affairs Forefront article, Jason Levitis and Sabrina Corlette summarize the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services’ proposed regulations governing Marketplace, health insurance, and advance premium tax credit policies for coverage year 2025.
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Critical role of New York’s community health centers in advancing equity in Medicaid
Strategic investment in New York’s community health centers through the Medicaid program will enable the centers to expand and strengthen access to comprehensive primary care in the state’s underserved communities and promote health equity.
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