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Report

Kentucky’s Barriers to Coverage Work Against the Objective of Medicaid

Click here for a PDF version of our full comments on Kentucky’s 1115 Medicaid Waiver Request. Since 2016, Kentucky has...

Dustin Pugel | August 16, 2018

Analysis

Ending Benefits for Medicaid is Unnecessary and Harmful

The Governor’s decision to end dental, vision and transportation benefits for Kentuckians insured through Medicaid was unnecessary and done without any public input. This coverage roll-back will erode health in...

Dustin Pugel | July 6, 2018

Op-Ed

To Improve Health Through Work, Kentucky Needs to Commit to Better Job Quality

With the state’s new barriers to Medicaid coverage soon to be erected under the guise of encouraging work, we’ve heard a lot in Kentucky recently about the health benefits of...

Ashley Spalding | June 15, 2018

Analysis

Medicaid Boosts Kentucky’s Economy, New Barriers to Coverage Will Hold Us Back

Medicaid is a good deal for Kentucky. Not only does it allow people to receive medical care, it also improves hospital finances, creates jobs, leverages additional dollars from the federal...

Dustin Pugel | June 15, 2018

As Kentucky Rushes to Remake Medicaid, Advocates Try to Protect Health Care for the Homeless

As Kentucky Rushes to Remake Medicaid, Advocates Try to Protect Health Care for the Homeless By Amanda Gomez

Think Progress | May 30, 2018

Analysis

What’s in the Budget Agreement for Health Care and What’s Not?

The Cabinet for Health and Family Services provides health care for Kentuckians in a number of ways, and most funding in its $5.6 billion 2018-2020 budget pays for health care...

Dustin Pugel | April 6, 2018

Analysis

New Short-Term Individual Insurance Plans Would Raise Premiums and Number of Uninsured Kentuckians

Federal officials recently proposed to allow insurance companies to offer health insurance policies that don’t cover much and can last for just under a year at a time. These Short-Term...

Dustin Pugel | March 1, 2018

Report

2 Gen Approach to Kentucky’s Opioid Epidemic Needed

Click here to view a pdf of the brief. As one of the states hardest hit by the national opioid epidemic, Kentucky struggles with high rates of addiction, incarceration, overdose...

Ashley Spalding | February 22, 2018

Analysis

Four New Ways Kentuckians Will Lose Medicaid

Low-income and disabled Kentuckians are currently eligible for a broad range of health care benefits thanks to Medicaid. As long as people earn below a certain annual wage (a little...

Dustin Pugel | January 30, 2018

Analysis

Medicaid Work Requirement Is Misguided and Harmful

With the recent guidance by the Centers for Medicaid and Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) on work requirements, it is very likely that Kentucky’s request to implement a “community engagement”...

Dustin Pugel | January 11, 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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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 

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