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Analysis

Kentucky’s Gains in Health Coverage Are Resilient Despite Sustained Attacks on Public Insurance

New Small Area Health Insurance Estimates (SAHIE) were released by the Census this month for 2017, showing a continued increase...

Dustin Pugel | April 17, 2019

The Risk of Death From This Cancer Went Down in Kentucky After Medicaid Expansion

The Risk of Death From This Cancer Went Down in Kentucky After Medicaid Expansion By Linda Blackford

Herald-Leader | March 19, 2019

Analysis

HB 3 Proposes Massive, Expensive and Ineffective Bureaucracy That Will Hurt Kentucky Families and Open State to Legal Problems

House Bill 3 is an extreme proposal to further restrict access to nutrition, health and cash assistance in Kentucky. It would require a massive, costly bureaucracy to implement and would...

Dustin Pugel and Ashley Spalding | February 22, 2019

Analysis

Warning Against Kentucky’s Barriers to Medicaid From Arkansas

Recent enrollment declines in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) in Kentucky and Medicaid in Arkansas due to new work-reporting requirements point to a bleak future for Kentucky’s Medicaid program,...

Dustin Pugel | December 18, 2018

Analysis

Falling Medicaid Enrollment Further Counters the Need for Cuts

Recent claims of a “shortfall” in the budget for Medicaid benefits – an unwarranted alarm based on a misrepresentation of budget numbers – are further undercut by the fact that...

Dustin Pugel | November 12, 2018

Analysis

Medicaid Expansion Especially Important for Rural Kentuckians

Kentuckians in the state’s rural areas experience many barriers to prosperity, but thanks to the Medicaid expansion, barriers to health have been dramatically reduced. A new report from Georgetown University...

Anna Baumann | September 25, 2018

Analysis

Manageable Medicaid “Shortfall” Was Created in Budget the Governor Originally Proposed

Recent testimony by Cabinet for Health and Family Services (CHFS) officials about a Medicaid “shortfall” over the next two fiscal years (just 1.3 percent of the total budget) left out...

Dustin Pugel and Jason Bailey | September 5, 2018

Analysis

Commenters on Kentucky’s Proposed Barriers to Medicaid Coverage Are Over 20 to 1 Against Re-approval

Following a federal court order to send Kentucky’s proposed barriers to Medicaid back to the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), a 30 day comment period was held during...

Dustin Pugel | August 27, 2018

Report

An Economic Agenda for a Thriving Commonwealth

Executive Summary The way to build a prosperous Kentucky is to create thriving communities that unlock potential in our people. Every Kentuckian — no matter where they come from, their...

Kentucky Center for Economic Policy | August 22, 2018

Build Healthy, Resilient Communities

Building healthy, resilient communities is one of the five key strategies in "An Economic Agenda for a Thriving Commonwealth." For communities to thrive, all people need access to affordable health...

Dustin Pugel | August 22, 2018

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Health Care News

1 Special Open Enrollment Period for Health Insurance Extended to Aug. 15; New Rules Expand Who Qualifies

2 Special COVID-19 Health Insurance Enrollment Period Begins; Kyians Have Until May 15 to Choose a Plan

3 KY Faces a Terrible COVID Christmas, Scary New Year. But ‘Freedom Fighters’ Bury Their Heads.

4 What Striking Down the ACA Would Mean in Kentucky

5 U.S. Supreme Court Takes Up Future of Affordable Care Act

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The Experts

State and Federal Tax Cuts of the Last Decade Are Giving an Enormous Windfall to the Wealthiest Kentuckians 

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Kentuckians in Every County Will See Health Care Costs Soar Unless Congress Acts 

Dustin Pugel

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