Conservative lawmakers have recently revived both judicial and legislative efforts to dismantle the Affordable Care Act. Four SPH professors explain the ramifications of undermining the law and why the ACA is still the beating heart of the American healthcare system.
Future uncertain for Medicaids 340B, expanded under ACA, but low-resource hospitals would lose hundreds of dollars per hepatitis C patient without it.
[VIDEO] First two years of Medicaid expansion not only associated with increased coverage, but also better quality and more service use at rural community health centers.
2018 will be remembered as the year with the greatest increase in the number of states expanding Medicaid coverage since the expansion went into effect in 2014.
Democrats and moderates spent the last decade building support for, developing, and then defending the Affordable Care Act. A resurgent progressive interest in single payer health care would abandon it.
The fight over health insurance exchanges is a good example of politics affecting population health, and of the role academics can play in contributing to policy debates.
Affordable Care Act Signed into LawMarch 23, 2010, Washington, DC
