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Using the American Community Survey, the brief presents that uninsurance increased by 0.2 percentage points between 2016 and 2017 despite a strong economy, meaning 700,000 more uninsured Americans.
To stay alive, Bridget must receive dialysis for four hours a day, three times each week. Medicaid is an essential part of her health care coverage, and helps her to lead a normal life.
This report examines implementation considerations for fiscal mapping from sites in Maryland and Minnesota to help inform similar mapping activities in additional states and communities.
LaVerne was covered by Medicaid while she earned her bachelor's degree in nursing, opening the door for her service in the U.S. Army Nurse Corps.
This report shares insights from in-depth interviews with 25 adults in immigrant families who reported that they or a family member avoided participating in safety net programs like Medicaid, SNAP, or housing assistance in 2018 because of immigration concerns.
This report assesses public support for Medicare for All proposals, as well as some incremental reforms for expanding health insurance coverage, using data from the March 2019 round of the Health Reform Monitoring Survey.
Laura's high-risk pregnancy, and a car accident that left her husband Jed permanently disabled, threw her family's life off course. Learn how Medicaid helped Laura and Jed get it back on track.
This report describes preliminary observations regarding implementation of Medicaid housing support demonstrations in California, Maryland, and Washington.
When Shari's disease worsened, she knew she needed more assistance. Learn how Medicaid helped her maintain her independence, so she could help others in need.