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State Health Policy and Medicaid

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Woman in drug store in mask getting vaccine in arm

Advancing Health Equity

How Can States Improve COVID-19 Vaccination Rates in Their Medicaid Programs?

Blog / Dec 21, 2021

A health care worker using a nasal swab to test a man for COVID-19.

Achieving Universal Coverage

States Can Test for COVID-19 Under the Uninsured Medicaid Eligibility Option, but Why Are Many Opting Out?

Blog / Aug 27, 2021

pregnant woman sits in front of computer with doctor on screen

Improving Health Care Quality

Improving Access to Telematernity Services After the Pandemic

Blog / Aug 17, 2021

Medicaid Expansion Status Map

Achieving Universal Coverage

Status of Medicaid Expansion and Work Requirement Waivers

Maps and Interactives / Jul 20, 2021

Achieving Universal Coverage

Filling the Gap in States That Have Not Expanded Medicaid Eligibility

Issue Briefs / Jun 30, 2021

The Role of Reconciliation in Advancing President Biden's Health Agenda

Achieving Universal Coverage

The Role of Reconciliation in Advancing President Biden’s Health Agenda

Blog / Feb 05, 2021

US President Joe Biden, with Vice President Kamala Harris (L), speaks before signing executive orders on health care, at the White House in Washington, DC, on January 28, 2021

Achieving Universal Coverage

President Biden Announces Priorities for Medicaid, the Affordable Care Act, Women’s Health, and COVID-19

Blog / Feb 04, 2021

Medicaid Work Requirement Experiments at the Supreme Court: What Happens Now?

Achieving Universal Coverage

Medicaid Work Requirement Experiments at the Supreme Court: What Happens Now?

Blog / Jan 12, 2021

Controlling Health Care Costs

Employers Can’t Fix U.S. Health Care Alone

Blog / Jan 12, 2021

Winding Down Continuous Enrollment for Medicaid Beneficiaries When the Public Health Emergency Ends

Achieving Universal Coverage

Winding Down Continuous Enrollment for Medicaid Beneficiaries When the Public Health Emergency Ends

Issue Briefs / Jan 07, 2021

How States Would Fare Under Medicaid Block Grants or Per Capita Caps: Lessons from Puerto Rico

Controlling Health Care Costs

How States Would Fare Under Medicaid Block Grants or Per Capita Caps: Lessons from Puerto Rico

Issue Briefs / Jan 06, 2021

Achieving Universal Coverage

Predictions and Prescriptions for Health Care in 2021

Blog / Jan 04, 2021

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