ACA Repeal Lawsuit Would End Healthcare Coverage for 395,000 Marylanders
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The Supreme Court is set to hear oral arguments today aimed at declaring read more
Bipartisan Health Care Bill Could Prevent Further Increases to Insurance Rates
This week, the Maryland Insurance Administration approved additional increases to premiums for the health insurance plans offered through Maryland’s individual read more
More Marylanders have health insurance, but federal actions threatens these gains
The percentage of Marylanders with health coverage has continued to grow since the implementation of the Affordable Care Act. Just read more
After the Defeat of ACA Repeal Efforts, Medicaid is Still Under Threat
Federal funding for Medicaid remains under threat from proposals to drastically restructure it, even though most Americans oppose significant funding read more
Federal Actions Could Still Threaten Maryland’s Gains Under Affordable Care Act
Testimony of Maryland Center on Economic Policy Executive Director Benjamin Orr to the Maryland Health Insurance Coverage Protection Commission, Aug. read more
Repealing the Affordable Care Act Without a Replacement Would Leave Even More Without Insurance
This week, two additional Republican senators came out against the Senate healthcare bill, leaving it with too few votes to read more
Maryland Should Prepare to Address Federal Health Care Policy Changes
Position statement supporting Senate Bill 571
Given before the Senate Finance Committee
Despite some early hiccups, Maryland’s implementation of the read more
What the Election Results Mean for Maryland
This election cycle has been hard on everyone. But now that it is over, we must look ahead to read more
The State of Working for American Indians in Maryland
Maryland is home to about 58,000 American Indians, about 1 percent of the state’s population. Although they have the longest read more
Will a Spike in Insurance Costs Slow the Progress Made Since Health Reform?
Tens of thousands more Marylanders were able to get health coverage in 2015 as more people continued to benefit from read more
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