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Statement on today’s Supreme Court ruling – healthinsurance.org | June 24, 2022
What to know about health insurance as you head to college – healthinsurance.org | June 2, 2022
Potential Roe v. Wade decision highlights wide variation in regulations regarding health coverage of abortion – healthinsurance.org | May 19, 2022
Apparent extension of public health emergency means continuation of Medicaid coverage for millions – healthinsurance.org | May 17, 2022
Five ways to stay insured after college graduation – healthinsurance.org | May 2, 2022
Amid record health insurance enrollment, experts urge signing up before Jan. 15 ACA deadline – healthinsurance.org | Jan. 6, 2022
Dec. 15 still the best deadline to buy marketplace health insurance, despite extensions – healthinsurance.org | Dec. 9, 2021
Millions qualify for health insurance subsidies, don’t even know it – healthinsurance.org | Oct. 21, 2021

Media mentions

Here’s a look at recent coverage that has referenced healthinsurance.org efforts to track and analyze health reform.

April 2019

Late Paying Obamacare Health Insurance Premiums? – Verywell | April 22, 2019
A Nobel Laureate’s Plan To Use Social Security To Fix The Retirement Crisis – And Why It Won’t Work – Forbes | April 19, 2019
Blocking Medicaid Work Requirements Is Unwise – Forbes | April 15, 2019
How to Choose a Dental Plan – Verywell | April 10, 2019
Health Insurance: Understanding High Risk Pools – Verywell | April 7, 2019
Agency Extends Relief for ‘Grandmothered’ Small Group Health Plans – SHRM | April 1, 2019

March 2019

Republican Lawmakers Want The White House To Take The Lead On Obamacare Repeal – HuffPost | March 27, 2019
Collins says she’s ‘appalled’ by Trump’s new health care plan – Daily Caller | March 27, 2019
Rachel Maddow: These are the two mistakes Trump made that just hurt his reelection – Raw Story | March 26, 2019
I Have a Pre-Existing Condition—How Will Health Care Reform Affect Me? – Verywell | March 21, 2019
Is It Time to Let Grandfathered Health Plans Finally Retire? – Society for Human Resource Management | March 5, 2019
Starting Over After Divorce as a Person With a Disability – The Mighty | March 4, 2019
What’s the Difference Between an HMO and a PPO? – Real Simple | March 4, 2019
Check Your Hospital Bill Against Your Explanation of Benefits – Lifehacker | March 4, 2019
Eliminating Obamacare Would Make These 3 Key Protections For Women Disappear – Bustle

February 2019

Oklahoma’s SoonerCare work requirement is in federal hands. Now what? – Oklahoma Policy Institute | February 28, 2019
Why Not Wait Until I’m Sick to Buy Health Insurance? – Verywell Health | February 27, 2019
Blast from the Past: Campaign Rhetoric vs. Policy Reality, a study in irony. – Daily Kos | February 26, 2019
Medicare For All (who want or need it) – BlueWaveNJ | February 24, 2019
An Overview of Health Insurance Plans – Verywell Health | February 23, 2019
Medicaid expansion led to increase in screening for colorectal cancer patients in Kentucky – EurekAlert! | February 22, 2019
All the Ways Donald Trump Has Sabotaged Obamacare – Tonic | February 21, 2019
A hole in the heart of Medicaid/Medicare buy-in plans – xpostfactoid | February 21, 2019
Alaska is set to be the next great reckoning for conservatives – The Washington Post | February 20, 2019
The End of Health Insurance – Tincture | February 19, 2019

January 2019

The Jolt: Georgia could model a larger Medicaid program after Indiana’s – Atlanta Journal-Constitution | January 28, 2019
Thanks to the 2018 elections, more states are expanding Medicaid – Pacific Standard | January 23, 2019
Trump’s Attacks on the Affordable Care Act Are Working – Splinter | January 23, 2019
When Is It Too Late to Sign Up for Obamacare? – FindLaw | January 15, 2019
Taking away a patient’s access to health care is morally flawed – Dallas Morning News | January 11, 2019
Estimated Increases in 2019 Premiums by Congressional District Due to ACA Sabotage — Center for American Progress | January 2, 2019

December 2018

Texas Lawsuit Sabotage of the Affordable Health Care Act – Center for Medicare Advocacy | December 21, 2018
Republicans Killed Much Of Obamacare Without Repealing It – FiveThirtyEight | December 18, 2018
Q&A: The future of millions of people’s health insurance is uncertain – CNN.com | December 17, 2018
What’s next now that federal judge rules ACA is unconstitutional? – Mainebiz | December 17, 2018
With Gov. Bryant’s Support, Judge Strikes Pre-Existing Condition Protections – Jackson Free Press | December 17, 2018
Missed Obamacare open enrollment? You still have a few insurance options – Fast Company | December 16, 2018
What the New Court Ruling Striking Down the ACA Means for Your Health Insurance – Consumer Reports | December 15, 2018
Nevada Week S1 Ep22 | Affordable Healthcare – Policy – Vegas PBS | December 12, 2018
The Moneyist: My husband grew up dirt poor and doesn’t believe in insurance or banks, yet he racked up $7,000 on my credit card – MarketWatch | December 10, 2018
This is what experts want Congress to do about Obamacare – ThinkProgress | December 7, 2018
10,000 More Kids in SC Now Without Health Insurance – South Carolina Public Radio | December 5, 2018
Why Colorado’s health insurance sign-up numbers look strong, even as the rest of the country struggles – The Colorado Sun | December 5, 2018
Experiences Under the ACA Suggest Association Health Plans Could Harm the Small-Group Insurance Market – The Commonwealth Fund | December 4, 2018

November 2018

Obamacare premiums drop for most Utahns but not for people paying full price – KUTV | November 29, 2018
In the 2018 midterms, Medicaid was a big winner in three deep red states. – USAPP Blog | November 26, 2018
Maine’s Gov. LePage uses final days in office to resist expanding Medicaid – ThinkProgress| November 24, 2018
What’s the Difference Between Medicare and Medicaid? – Verywell Health | November 24, 2018
Study: ACA and Medicaid Expansion Drops Number of Uninsured and Lowers Disparities in Some States – American Cancer Society | November 21, 2018
Pros and Cons of Short-Term Health Insurance Plans – U.S. News & World Report | November 19, 2018
Koch Machine Suffers Major Losses on Its Health Care Agenda – Center for Media and Democracy | November 19, 2018
Why McSally Lost – Medium | November 14, 2018
Navigating ACA Tax Credits to Purchase Affordable Health Insurance – Can I Retire Yet? | November 12, 2018
Everything You Need to Know Before Buying Individual Health Insurance for 2019 – GoodRx | November 9, 2018
Elections have consequences, and for the uninsured in Maine, they’re all good – Daily Kos | November 8, 2018
Medicaid Expansion Gains 3 States in Midterms — with More to Come – NPQ | November 8, 2018
The midterm elections cemented Obamacare’s legacy and showed Democrats can actually win on healthcare – Business Insider | Nov. 7, 2018
More than 600,000 poorest Americans could get health care following 2018 midterm results – CGTN America | November 7, 2018
My State Has the Highest Maternal Death Rate—Stacey Abrams Plans to Change That – Broadly | November 5, 2018
The Ground Game for Medicaid Expansion: ‘Socialism’ or a Benefit for All? – Stateline | November 5, 2018
There’s a New, Cheaper Insurance Option, but Be Careful Before Picking It – HuffPost | November 2, 2018
Obamacare Open Enrollment Starts Today. Here’s What to Know About This Year’s Changes – TIME | November 1, 2018
Yes, Republicans Want People With Pre-Existing Conditions to Pay Up the Wazoo – Counterpunch.org | November 1, 2018
Obamacare Rates See Smallest Increase In History, Including In The Mountain West – KRCC.org | November 1, 2018

October 2018

Health Insurance: What to look for? – ECWA Communicator Magazine | October 31, 2018
Strong Demand Expected for Marketplace Open Enrollment, Despite Administration Actions – Center on Budget and Policy Priorities – October 31, 2018
Abrams’ Medicaid Plan Will Help Students – The Emory Wheel | October 30, 2018
Factors Likely To Drive Enrollment on Healthcare.gov In 2019 – Health Affairs Blog | October 29, 2018
For Stacey Abrams To Win In Georgia, Democrats Will Have To Do More Than Just Vote – BuzzFeed News | October 29, 2018
Medicaid enrollment didn’t grow in 2018 for the first time in a decade – and it’s thanks to the booming US economy – Business Insider | October 25, 2018
Benchmark ACA premiums will be 16 percent higher due to the GOP’s actions – Pacific Standard | October 26, 2018
Trump Administration Launches New Attack On ACA’s Pre-existing Protections – HuffPost | October 22, 2018
Is the ACA Unconstitutional (Again)? – Inside Compliance | October 18, 2018
Republicans Are Still Rewriting History on Pre-Existing Conditions – Huffington Post | October 17, 2018
Proxy Battle Over Expanded Short-Term Health Plans – RealClearPolitics | October 16, 2018
Are health insurance premiums going up or down for 2019? – Verywell Health | October 16, 2018
The Ohio governor’s election is a gut check for Democratic messaging on health care – NBC News | October 15, 2018
How to Sign Up for ACA Health Insurance for 2019 – Lifehacker | October 9, 2018
Tax Facts: Should you shop in the exchange or outside the exchange – HSAstore | October 9, 2018
Short-term health plans could be a buyer beware form of health insurance – CNBC | October 7, 2018
Editorial: Legislative candidates – Answer ‘yes’ when asked to expand Medicaid – WRAL.com | October 5, 2018
Preparing for 2021 – Balloon Juice | October 4, 2018
Remote Work Types: W-2 Employee and Independent Contractor Pros and Cons | Virtual Vocations – October 2, 2018

September 2018

Another Study Points to the Need for Medicaid Expansion in Georgia – GeorgiaPol.com | September 28, 2018
States Where Rural Areas Have Good Insurance Coverage – U.S. News & World Report | September 26, 2018
How Early Retirees Can Get ACA Premium Subsidies – Wall Street Journal | September 24, 2018
Critics Blast Arkansas For Not Spending Enough Money To Tell Medicaid Enrollees About Work Requirements, But It’s Just That Nobody Answers The Phone Anymore – Daily Caller | September 24, 2018
How to Prepare for Pregnancy with Diabetes – Diabetes Daily | September 21, 2018
Hating On Obamacare Is Coming Back To Haunt This GOP Candidate For Governor – HuffPost | September 17, 2018
An FAQ About Health Insurance for College Students – Vice Guide to Life | September 14, 2018
Abbreviated Pundit Round-up: Brett Kavanaugh, partisan hack; the coming Blue wave; shhh impeach – Daily Kos | September 12, 2018
The fate of work requirements in Michigan remains up in the air as state looks to institute policy for second time – FierceHealthcare | September 12, 2018
Happy Hour Roundup – The Washington Post | September 11, 2018
Health 202: Montana is voting on whether the tobacco industry should pay for Medicaid expansion – The Washington Post | September 11
Five Things to Expect During Open Enrollment 2019 – RealClear Health | September 6, 2018
State health official says Ky. is considering cutting nearly 500,000 people off of Medicaid because of a $300 million program shortfall – Kentucky Health News | September 3, 2018

August 2018

Pregnancy and Maternal Care Coverage Face Uncertain Future Amid GOP Attacks – Rewire.News | August 30, 2018
Health-Care Accounts Touted for Obamacare Exchanges – Bloomberg Law | August 27, 2018
Massachusetts ties for second in cancer prevention policies – masslive.com – MassLive.com | August 9, 2018
Trump’s new rule to allow short-term health insurance plans is dangerous for moms and kids – Detroit Free Press | August 8, 2018

July 2018

Trump Celebrates ‘Record’ Sales of Nonexistent Health Insurance Policies – Huffington Post | July 27, 2018 Did Iowa Mess Up Its Individual Health Insurance Market? – David P. Lind | July 12, 2018
Nebraska lawmakers are suing to block voters’ chance to give more people health care by ballot
– ThinkProgress | July 11, 2018
It might be time to take adult kids off the family health plan – CNBC | July 10, 2018
Can Insurers Use Genetic Testing Results? A Reader Wants To Know – Washington Post | July 10, 2018
Why Ohio’s 12th District matters – The Washington Post | July 7 , 2018
Accessing Health Care: Medicaid expansion in Virginia and a new player in the ACA marketplace in metro Richmond should increase access to heath care coverage in 2019 – Richmond Magazine | July 5, 2018
Should I Open an HSA? – Education Loan Finance | July 2, 2018

June 2018

The Road Not Traveled: How Policy, Business Decisions in Iowa Led to Higher Premiums – To The Point | The Commonwealth Fund | June 28, 2018
How Do Immigrants Obtain Health Insurance Under the ACA? – Verywell Health | June 16, 2017
Coffee CAHC policy round up: June 15, 2018 – Consumers for Affordable Health Care | June 15, 2018
2017 election victory bears fruit in Virginia Medicaid expansion – People’s World | June 15, 2018
Help the Poor to Assist the Middle Class – Morning Consult | June 15, 2018
Rate Filings Make Clear that ACA Sabotage Is Driving Up Premiums – Center for American Progress | June 13, 2018
Democrats’ October ‘surprise’ in the midterms? Hint: It has to do with health care costs – NBC News | June 10, 2018
Virginia governor signs Medicaid expansion bill into law – ThinkProgress | June 7, 2018
A 24/7 Emergency Room Charges An ‘After-Hours’ Fee. Who Should Pay? – NPR Shots | June 5, 2018
Health Insurance for Retirees Under 65 – Aging with Freedom | June 5, 2018
North Carolina’s Exchange in 2019 – Balloon Juice | June 4, 2018
OK, We Enacted Medicaid Expansion. Let’s Measure How Well It Works. – BearingDrift.com | June 4, 2018
State Lawmakers Could Make Obamacare Free for Most — If They Want – Rewire | June 1, 2018
Virginia Legislature sends Medicaid expansion to governor, who’s expected to sign – USW.org | June 1, 2018
Frequent Emergency Department Users: A Statewide Comparison Before And After Affordable Care Act Implementation – Health Affairs | June 2018

May 2018

Virginia Legislature sends Medicaid expansion to governor, who’s expected to sign – ThinkProgress | May 30, 2018
States start pushing back against Trump’s junky short-term health plans – Los Angeles Times | May 25, 2018
What Is a Health Insurance Death Spiral? – Verywell Health | May 23, 2018
Congress and Obamacare – Verywell Health | May 22, 2018
The Effects of Federal Policy: What Early Premium Rate Filings Can Tell Us About the Future of the Affordable Care Act – CHIRBlog | May 21, 2018
GOP Efforts to Undermine Obamacare Will Raise Premiums by $1,000: Report – The Fiscal Times | May 18, 2018
Do Your Employees Understand Qualifying Life Events? – Benefit Resource, Inc | May 17, 2018
This is what a death spiral looks like – The Washington Post | May 14, 2018
Administration Rejects Proposal For Lifetime Medicaid Cap – NPR | May 8, 2018
Does Medicaid Expansion Have A Short In A State As Red As Idaho? – FiveThirtyEight | May 2, 2018
Perceptions of Health Care Transition Care Coordination in Patients With Chronic Illness – Pediatrics | May 2018

April 2018

CMS extension of transitional health plans could ding ACA market – Modern Healthcare | April 26, 2018
In The Ohio Governors’ Race, The Future Of Medicaid Hangs In The Balance – Talking Points Memo | April 25, 2018
How to Get a Hardship Exemption from Health Insurance Mandate – Verywell Health | April 11, 2018

March 2018

When it comes to the evidence, ObamaCare’s proponents don’t have a leg to stand on – The Hill | March 29, 2018
State Regulation of Coverage Options Outside of the Affordable Care Act: Limiting the Risk to the Individual Market – Commonwealth Fund | March 2018
Do states regret expanding Medicaid? – Brookings | March 26, 2018
Trump ended key Obamacare payments. But bringing them back could do more harm than good. – Vox | March 21, 2018
How to provide relief from ObamaCare while Congress dithers – The Hill | March 21, 2018
A quibble on Alexander-Collins – Balloon Juice | March 21, 2018
What We’re Reading – POLITICO Pulse | March 9, 2018
Wisconsin plans to drug test Medicaid recipients. Here’s why it’ll be a disaster. – ThinkProgress | March 7, 2018
Trump’s hidden war on Medicaid – Vox | March 5, 2018

February 2018

Finally, a universal healthcare proposal that would work for everyone – Los Angeles Times | February 27, 2018
Trump on Health Insurance Costs – FactCheck.org | February 27, 2018
The Plum Line: Happy Hour Roundup – The Washington Post | February 23, 2018
Quote of the Day: Next Time, Health Care Reform Will Be a Real War – Mother Jones | February 23, 2018
There’s almost no financial reason to ever decline a raise – Yahoo Finance | February 13, 2018
Trump Is Coming for Medicare, Medicaid and the ACA – Lifehacker | February 12, 2018
What happens when the GOP’s war on welfare comes for Medicaid – ThinkProgress | February 5, 2018

January 2018

As Trump Attacks The Federal Health Law, Some States Try To Shore It Up – Stateline | January 26, 2018
Minnesota Insurance Enrollment Broke State Record – North Star Policy Institute | January 26, 2018
Oregon voters — not lawmakers — to decide how to pay for Medicaid – ThinkProgress | January 23, 2018
Trump’s Medicaid Work rules Are Latest Attempt to Demonize Poor – Village Voice | January 19, 2018
91K enrolled in Montana Medicaid expansion, panel told – Great Falls Tribune | January 18, 2018

December 2017

Here’s How Affordable Care Act Marketplaces Are Shaping Up Under Trump’s Watch – Bloomberg | December 15, 2017
It’s the Last Day to Sign Up for Health Insurance in These States – Tonic | December 15, 2017
Friday is deadline in Colorado to buy health insurance that starts Jan. 1 – Denver Post | December 14, 2017
Major changes to 1332 waivers could be coming – Softheon | December 14, 2017
There’s Not Much Time Left To Get Obamacare For 2018 – Huffington Post | December 13, 2017
Obamacare Made It Much Easier For Women to Access Health Care – Vice Impact | December 13, 2017
Why This Is Obamacare’s Do-Or-Die Week – Talking Points Memo | December 12, 2017
14 last-minute tips for enrollees in the Obamacare marketplace – Yahoo Finance | December 8, 2017

November 2017

Insurance officials warn ‘anything is possible’ if Senate repeals Obamacare mandate – ThinkProgress | November 30, 2017
ACA Enrollment In Wisconsin Slightly Higher Than This Time Last Year – Wisconsin Public Radio | November 22, 2017
Republicans are threatening to repeal the individual mandate. Here’s why that’s a terrible idea. – United Steel Workers | November 22, 2017
Obamacare Signups Soar, But Trump Actions Could Still Depress Enrollment – Talking Points Memo | November 22, 2017
Republicans are threatening to repeal the individual mandate. Here’s why that’s a terrible idea. – ThinkProgress | November 21, 2017
Navigating ACA Open Enrollment at Your Library – Public Libraries Online | November 20, 2017
The Only Guide To Buying Health Insurance You’ll Need This Year – Forbes | November 8, 2017
HealthCheck, November 2017 – American Academy of Actuaries | November 8, 2017
The ACA won’t work without the individual mandate, we must keep it –The Hill | November 7, 2017
Here’s Where to Get Help Choosing Obamacare Plans – Huffington Post | November 2, 2017
Can California Save Obamacare From Trump? – FiveThirtyEight | November 2, 2017
Unlike Some Politicians, I Don’t Want You Going Naked Come January – Huffington Post | November 2, 2017
All the Ways Donald Trump Has Sabotaged Obamacare – Tonic | November 1, 2017

October 2017

Trump’s Obamacare sabotage accidentally resulted in more free health plans | October 31, 2017
The Outlook for Marketplace Open Enrollment – Center on Budget & Policy Priorities | October 31, 2017
Obamacare 2018 enrollment opens Wed. with little federal mention, lower rates for some – USA Today | October 31, 2017
I looked for a state that’s taken the opioid epidemic seriously. I found Vermont. – Vox | October 31, 2017
Trumpism Works Better Without Trump – FiveThirtyEight | October 30, 2017
The 2019 Proposed Payment Notice, Part 2: Consumer-Facing Provisions – Health Affairs | October 28, 2017
5 Tips for Managing Your Healthcare Costs as a Freelancer – mediabistro | October 25, 2017
How Trump’s Obamacare Executive Order Will Affect Pregnant Women – Romper | October 12, 2017
After Years of LePage’s Obstruction, Voters Will Have Say in Maine’s Medicaid Expansion Efforts – Rewire | October 11, 2017
The Vanishing Middle Class: The Growth of a Dual Economy – Institute for New Economic Thinking | October 2017

August 2017

Do Trump Voters Continue To Support Repeal Of Obamacare? – HuffPost | August 1, 2017

July 2017

Republicans Who Tried To Repeal Obamacare Will Be Haunted By Their Votes For Years To Come – National Memo | July 30, 2017
Killing Obamacare Softly – New York Times | July 27, 2017
What Is The Fourth Of July To Americans Needing Health Care? – HuffPost | July 4, 2017

June 2017

For this GOP senator, rejecting the health-care bill should be a no-brainer – Washington Post | June 23, 2017
The Senate health bill would hugely roll back women’s health care – CNBC | June 23, 2017
ACA Penalty Increased Sharply Through 2016; Remained Steady in 2017 – VeryWell | June 18, 2017
How the Senate health-care bill will drop people with preexisting conditions – Washington Post | June 14, 2017
Donald Trump’s official schedule includes ‘meeting with Obamacare victims’ – Independent | June 7, 2017
How Would Insurance Premium Subsidies Change Under the AHCA? – VeryWell | June 4, 2017

May 2017

Happy Hour Roundup – The Washington Post | May 26, 2017
Aetna exits ACA marketplaces – Axios | May 10, 2017
Aetna has officially ditched all of its Obamacare business – Business Insider | May 10, 2017
One state shows the chaos Trump is wreaking on the Obamacare exchanges – Business Insider | May 7, 2017
Sounds Like A Good Idea? High-Risk Pools – Kaiser Health News | May 4, 2017
What happens if the House GOP health bill actually passes? Then it gets really ugly. – Washington Post | May 3, 2017

April 2017

HHS, States Move To Help Insurers Defray Costs Of Sickest Patients – Kaiser Health News | April 25, 2017

March 2017

Terry McAuliffe: Republicans are out of excuses on Medicaid expansion – Washington Post | March 31, 2017
The Democrats’ Next Move on Health Care – New York Times | March 24, 2017
Fact check: GOP’s Obamacare obituary is premature – USA Today | March 24, 2017
Giving Birth Could Reportedly Bankrupt Women Under The American Health Care Act – Inquisitr | March 19, 2017
8 Journalists and Organizations Tracking Obamacare Repeal and Replace Efforts – Moyers & Company | March 8, 2017
Amid GOP Attacks on Health Care, the Movement for Single Payer is Growing – Truthout | March 7, 2017

February 2017

Medicaid Block Grants Threaten The Health Of Our Fellow Americans – HuffPost | February 10, 2017
‘Massive Confusion’ Abounds For Insurers As GOP Wavers On Obamacare Redo – Kaiser Health News | February 9, 2017
W. Va. Families Worry About Access To Addiction Treatment Under Trump – Kaiser Health News | February 9, 2017
In West Virginia, Men In Recovery Look To Trump For A ‘Helping Hand’ – Kaiser Health News | February 9, 2017

January 2017

Today’s the last day to sign up for Obamacare — possibly forever– Mic | January 31, 2017
Already troubled, rural hospitals brace for effects of Obamacare repeal – CNN | January 17, 2017
Even In Trump Country, Rural Hospitals Brace For Damage From Health Law’s Repeal – Kaiser Health News | January 11, 2017
2017 Obamacare Florida: costs, eligibility, deadlines, and more – Mic | January 5, 2017
10 Important Ways Obamacare Has Helped The Average American – The National Memo | January 5, 2017

Earlier mentions

Doctor: Trump’s alternate reality on health care – CNN | November 12, 2016
Obamacare’s Successes Should Tell Us About Its Failures – HuffPost | September 7, 2016
New Online Tools Offer Path to Lower Drug Prices – New York Times | February 9, 2016

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