Tag: affordable care act
A blast from the past: Dusting off ACA Section 1333 compacts
Here’s Something to Celebrate: The Affordable Care Act Just Turned 15!
Georgetown CHIR & Association of Health Care Journalists Release Update to Health Insurance Tool

The Association of Health Care Journalists has released an updated, interactive 50-state Media Guide to help journalists navigate the complexities of the U.S. health care system, offering detailed data on health insurance coverage, state policies, and regulatory agencies. Developed in partnership with Georgetown University’s Center on Health Insurance Reforms, the guide includes a national overview, state-level resources, and essential tools for reporting on health coverage and consumer experiences.
New York Legislature Seeks to Control Outpatient Spending through Site-Neutral Payment and Rate Cap Proposal
Biden Administration Proposal to Improve Access to Free Preventive Services Faces Uncertain Future

The Biden Administration has proposed a rule to expand coverage of preventive services, including over-the-counter (OTC) contraceptives, without cost sharing. However, the proposal’s future is uncertain due to potential legal challenges and the political factors surrounding reproductive health. CHIR faculty Leila Sullivan and Amy Killelea discuss the proposal.
The Work Goes On: Preserving Equitable Access to Affordable, High Quality Health Insurance in Challenging Times
Current Considerations for State Reinsurance Programs

Reinsurance has been a popular mechanism to stabilize insurance markets and reduce premiums. However, some argue that it could negatively affect affordability and enrollment for low-income individuals. In a new article for the State Health & Value Strategies program, Jason Levitis, Sabrina Corlette, and Claire O’Brien review the evidence and discuss considerations for state reinsurance programs.
August Research Roundup: What We’re Reading
Delays In Extending Enhanced Marketplace Subsidies Would Raise Premiums And Reduce Coverage

A debate is looming for the U.S. Congress – whether or not to extend enhanced premium tax credits for Affordable Care Act insurance coverage. In their latest article for Health Affairs, Jason Levitis, Sabrina Corlette, and Claire O’Brien identify several reasons Congress needs to act as soon as possible to preserve coverage and prevent a spike in premiums.