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Affordable Care Act Thanks, ACA: Medicaid expansion increased women’s health coverage, reduced uninsured hospitalizations
September 26, 2018 Kim Krisberg

Another day, another study on the benefits of the Affordable Care Act, just one of the many public health gains on the table this November.

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Affordable Care Act More people have access to addiction care, diabetes treatment and insurance coverage. Thanks, ACA.
August 10, 2018 Kim Krisberg

Another day, another study on the benefits of the Affordable Care Act. Actually, this time, it’s three more studies.

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Affordable Care Act ACA Medicaid expansion tied to higher employment rates for Americans with disabilities
July 27, 2018 Kim Krisberg

Another day and yet another study on the benefits of the Affordable Care Act and what we risk losing if Trump and the Republicans get their way. This time it’s a study on the ACA’s Medicaid expansion, which researchers say is actually working as an employment incentive for people with disabilities.

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Affordable Care Act Study: Affordable Care Act increased availability, coverage of mental health care
July 12, 2018 Kim Krisberg

Another day, another study on the benefits of the Affordable Care Act and what we risk losing as the Trump administration continues its sabotage.

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Affordable Care Act ACA’s rules on pre-existing conditions under threat from Trump administration
June 18, 2018 Liz Borkowski, MPH

The Trump administration has filed a legal brief that calls for an end to ACA consumer protections.

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Affordable Care Act CDC: Big gaps remain in insurance coverage among occupations
June 1, 2018 Kim Krisberg

Another day, another study on the benefits of the Affordable Care Act and the gains we risk losing if the Trump administration continues to undercut the law’s patient protections.

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Affordable Care Act After years of progress, America’s uninsured rate is on the rise
May 18, 2018 Kim Krisberg 1Comment

For the first time since the Affordable Care Act went into effect, the number of uninsured in America is on its way back up.

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Affordable Care Act Study: ACA marketplace led to health care improvements, especially for low-income adults
April 13, 2018 Kim Krisberg

Another day, another study on the benefits of the Affordable Care Act and the gains we risk losing if the Trump administration succeeds at undermining the law.

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Affordable Care Act Trump’s new short-term health plan could destabilize the ACA market (which is probably the point)
March 2, 2018 Kim Krisberg 2Comment

For now, it seems congressional leadership has given up on a full-throated repeal of the Affordable Care Act. Their new, less-visible repeal strategy is just ignoring the health reform law altogether.

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Affordable Care Act After years of steady progress, America’s uninsured rate begins climbing back up
January 19, 2018 Kim Krisberg

Despite constant undermining from the Trump administration, nearly 8.8 million Americans got covered during the last open enrollment period on HealthCare.gov. That’s nearly as high as the previous enrollment period, and a testament to people’s desire for health coverage. Still, it seems the administration’s actions didn’t go without impact.

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