Healthcare stayed front and center at Democratic debate by Emmarie Huetteman, Kaiser Health News Wednesday, October 16, 2019 Voters got a better look at Democrats’ healthcare priorities on Tuesday, as 12 of the leading candidates attended the fourth debate.
A look at pathways for health insurance reform: 3 takeaways by Paige Minemyer Wednesday, October 16, 2019 There may be a path to universal coverage without needing a single-payer overhaul, a new report shows.
Census: U.S. uninsured rate increased slightly in 2018 by Robert King Tuesday, September 10, 2019 The U.S. uninsured rate saw its first year-to-year increase in nearly a decade.
Urban Institute: Uninsured rate ticked up in 2017 by Paige Minemyer Thursday, August 15, 2019 The uninsured rate went up in 2017, and the trend particularly affected people in states that did not expand Medicaid, a new study shows.
TRICARE families report worse access than commercially insured by Paige Minemyer Monday, August 5, 2019 Families who are covered through TRICARE report worse access to healthcare than people with private plans—and the uninsured, a new study shows.
New York City officials launch new program for uninsured by Paige Minemyer Monday, August 5, 2019 New York City has kicked off an initiative that aims to connect the city’s 600,000 uninsured residents with care.
How well do you know 2020 Dems' healthcare positions? by Paige Minemyer Monday, July 29, 2019 Ahead of the debates, test your knowledge of where the 2020 Democratic candidates stand on healthcare issues.
Medi-Cal enrollment among immigrant kids stalls, then falls by Ana B. Ibarra, Kaiser Health News Monday, July 8, 2019 Unauthorized immigrant children have been eligible for Medi-Cal since 2016; enrollment peaked a year later. Since then, it has been flat or fallen.
Study finds flaws in subsidy eligibility for dual-eligibles by Robert King Monday, July 1, 2019 Dual-eligible beneficiaries dropped from Medicaid still got Medicare Part D subsidies, even though eligibility criteria for both are the same.
Arkansas' employment unchanged by Medicaid work requirements by Jacqueline Renfrow Thursday, June 20, 2019 Arkansas’s Medicaid work requirements increased the rate of uninsured in the state but has not affected employment, according to a new report.
