This blog discusses reproductive healthcare access in the United States, with 13 state factsheets on challenges impacting reproductive healthcare access.
This factsheet discusses Food Is Medicine services in Medicaid and opportunities for state and federal policy.
This factsheet discusses how integrating community health workers into Medicaid—which covers nearly half of all children in the U.S.—can help close gaps in care.
This factsheet provides an overview of both programs and opportunities to improve integration for dually eligible enrollees.
This fact sheet summarizes national Medicaid work requirements, its implementation, and exemptions.
This fact sheet provides state-by-state estimates of Medicaid expansion adults who could lose coverage in 2026 if federal work requirements are implemented.
This fact sheet explores approaches to advancing health equity, future work opportunities, and health equity resources.
This fact sheet can help Medicaid agencies, health plans, providers, and other healthcare organizations involve community members more effectively in program and policy decision-making.
This factsheet examines resources to support policymakers, community organizations, and changemakers in advancing racial equity and rural prosperity across the United States.
This factsheet shares the federal financial incentives for Medicaid expansion remaining available to non-expansion following the conclusion of the continuous coverage requirement. .
This fact sheet explores California Advancing and Innovating Medi-Cal initiatives that have a direct impact on seniors and people with disabilities while offering additional opportunities for California to address health equity and improve care for underserved populations.
This fact sheet outlines the need for child health care transformation and offers strategies to incorporate an anti-racist and family-centered focus.
This toolkit is a resource for state policymakers interested in strategies to address the problem of prescription drug prices.
This fact sheet explores how people of color experience unfair treatment or judgment when applying for public benefits at higher rates than white adults, and those experiences often have adverse consequences.
These digital tools examine and compare physician acceptance of new Medicaid patients at the state level and by physician and practice characteristics.
