Senior Fellow, Urban Institute's Health Policy Center, opinions are my own!
Washington, DC
Joined September 2009
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New estimates from my @urbaninstitute colleagues showing that 4.8 million people will become uninsured if the enhanced premium tax credits are not extended. urban.org/research/publicati…
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New policy brief: Estimated 10-Year Spending Effects of the DUALS Act of 2024 @urbaninstitute
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E&C committee was asked to cut $880 billion to make way for tax cuts. Latest paper from my
@urbaninstitute.bsky.social
colleagues on what would happen to insurance coverage if the 90 percent FMAP for the Medicaid expansion was eliminated. urban.org/research/publicati…
Lisa Dubay retweeted
Urban Institute: reducing the #Medicaid expansion match rate – as some GOP plans have proposed – would create a $44.3B funding shortfall for states in 2026. If states respond by dropping their expansions, up to 10.8 million people would become uninsured. tinyurl.com/y3p3d6pz
Congress is considering extending the enhanced premium tax credits. According to my @urbaninstitute.bsky.social colleagues, households' spending on insurance premiums would surge if the EPTCs are not extended. urban.org/research/publicati…
Cool new education data from my @urbaninstitute colleagues!
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Not to mention that Medicaid pays forthe care of 6 out of 10 nursing home residents!
Lisa Dubay retweeted
While the Republicans consider whether or not to block grant/cap Medicaid which would gut the program over time, the voters are not in favor of this idea.
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Most Medicaid enrollees who are not elderly or disabled are already working. The vast majority of those who aren't are not working due to illness, caregiving responsibilities, or school.
Important piece about "high-risk pools" and the implications of using them in the Marketplace by @khemp64 at @RWJF
Health insurance "high risk pools" are back in the news. @RWJF's @khemp64 and Wakely's Michael Cohen are out with a super timely and helpful analysis of how such a change would impact insurance markets: rwjf.org/en/insights/our-res…
Very excited to see this new state-by-state series on access to reproductive health post-Dobbs by my colleagues in the Health Policy Center @urbaninstitute
How is reproductive #healthcare changing post-Dobbs?
In a new series of #research findings from Urban, learn more about abortion access and #policies in key states. urbn.is/3C5fUEQ
A little brief I wrote at ASPE many moons ago is suddenly relevant now! Who would be denied coverage if ACA protections for pre-existing conditions were removed? @urbaninstitute aspe.hhs.gov/sites/default/f…