Left Out Under PPACA: Undocumented Immigrants Adults Excluded from Medicaid Expansions
Presentation by Jessie Kemmick-Pintor, "Left Out Under PPACA: Undocumented Immigrants Adults Excluded from Medicaid Expansions" at the NRSA Trainees Research Conference, held in conjunction with the AcademyHealth Annual Research Meeting, June 11, 2011 in Seattle, WA.
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Immigrants’ access to care under the Affordable Care Act
Presentation by Lynn Blewett, "Immigrants’ access to care under the Affordable Care Act: The role of states in addressing coverage gaps," at the University of Minnesota School of Public Health's symposium, Accelerating the Future: the Changing Face of Health in America, held April 19, 2011 in Minneapolis, MN.
Impact of the ACA on Low-Income Individuals Enrolled in MCHA
Presentation by SHADAC research assistant Kerry Landry describes how enrollees in the Minnesota Comprehensive Health Association (MNCH), the state's high risk pool, will be affected by coverage options in ACA and addressed a technique for estimating how many will qualify for Medicaid. Presented at the 2011 Minnesota Health Services Research Conference, March 1, 2011 in St. Paul, MN.
Left out under Federal Health Reform: Undocumented immigrant adults excluded from ACA Medicaid Expansions
Presentation by SHADAC research assistant Jessie Kemmick-Pintor, "Left out under Federal Health Reform: Undocumented immigrant adults excluded from ACA Medicaid Expansions," describing estimates of the number of people who will not be covered under the Affordable Care Act at the state level, and the implications for safety net providers in the states. Presented at the 2011 Minnesota Health Services Research Conference, March 1, 2011 in St. Paul, MN.
Maximizing and Simplifying Enrollment: Options for Maryland
Presentation by Stan Dorn to Maryland's Health Care Reform Coordinating Council at August 31, 2010, "Entry to Coverage" workshop. Mr. Dorn cites lessons learned from enrollment initiatives in Massachusetts and Louisiana, including the importance of prioritizing affordability and reducing administrative requirements for enrollment.