The National Health Law Program and Democracy Forward Send Warning of Risks of Anti-Science Meddling in Vaccine Recommendations  Washington D.C. – A panel of ideologically-driven anti-science members ...

Plus: 20 percent report trouble paying for prescriptions.

Health care leaders launch the Future of Medi-Cal Commission to develop bold vision and concrete plan to modernize, protect Medi-Cal in the face of unprecedented federal cuts At a pivotal moment for the 15 million Californians who rely on Medi-Cal, the Commission brings together a group of health care leaders to develop a 10-year roadmap for the program The Commission […]

Effective data matching will be an integral part of minimizing the harm associated with OBBBA's work requirements. This resource provides a brief overview of existing ex parte verification requirements and common sources used for ex parte verification, and emphasizes that those sources should be used with care to minimize coverage loss.

The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) includes many provisions that will harm people with disabilities. In this brief, we explain how the bill limits State Directed Payments (SDPs), discuss how these cuts will lead to slower and fewer services for disabled people, and offer potential avenues for future advocacy.

The National Health Law Program submits comments in opposition to the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services decision to remove voluntary racial, ethnic, and sexual orientation and gender identity ...

The West Health-Gallup survey finds almost half of adults say they’re worried they won’t be able to afford health care in 2026.

Today, the Trump administration proposed a rule that would end the Biden administration’s public charge policy, a reversal that – if implemented – will reignite fear and confusion for immigrant famili...

Over the next two years, Medi-Cal eligibility and services will be substantially cut back for immigrant communities. This Factsheet from the National Health Law Program (NHeLP) and Children's Law Cent...

The enactment of this year’s budget reconciliation law, the so-called “One Big Beautiful Act” (OBBBA), is already destabilizing the health care ecosystem with its drastic and confusing changes. Almost...

On July 4th, President Trump signed the so-called “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” (OBBBA) into law, enacting the most sweeping—and harmful—Medicaid cuts in history. The law slashes $990 billion from Medi...

The University of Minnesota School of Public Health's Justice in Public Health Series invites experts to lead discussions on matters of health equity, exploring the myriad ways that unjust systems imp...

The University of Minnesota School of Public Health's Justice in Public Health Series invites experts to lead discussions on matters of health equity, exploring the myriad ways that unjust systems imp...

This webinar discusses the impact of OBBBA on people with disabilities, including: Work requirement exemptions and compliance for people…

This fact sheet discusses the sexual and reproductive health services covered by Medicaid in Georgia. It is the first installment of a series of fact sheets that aims to educate Southern advocates about Medicaid’s important coverage such as STI testing and treatment, pregnancy care, certain cancer screenings, contraceptive services, and more. Georgia is the first of five states to be highlighted in this series.