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July 25, 2017

Senate Votes to Begin Debating Affordable Care Act Repeal

Today, all but two Senate Republicans voted yes on the “motion to proceed” which formally begins the debate on legislation to repeal the Affordable Care Act. It is not clear which legislation the Senate will be debating.

Fact Sheet
July 12, 2017

Ohio Deductibles Skyrocket under the Senate Bill to “Repeal and Replace” the Affordable Care Act

Contrary to GOP claims, the Senate health care repeal bill would dramatically increase deductibles, rather than lower them. See what this would mean for residents of Ohio.

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July 12, 2017

Deductibles Skyrocket for Most Marketplace Enrollees, under Senate Health Care Repeal Bill

ACA opponents often complain about deductibles in the law’s health insurance marketplaces. But under the Senate bill health care repeal bill, deductibles would skyrocket for most marketplace enrollees.

Our analysis of HHS data shows that, with all states combined, deductibles would rise greatly for between 7.7 million and 8.5 million out of the 11.1 million people who received Marketplace coverage in 2016—between 69 percent and 77 percent of all Marketplace enrollees.

Fact Sheet
December 10, 2016

Defending Health Care in 2017: What Is at Stake for Ohio

With a new president and Congress, the health care gains made throughout the last six years face their greatest threat yet. Congress has voted more than 60 times to roll back the historic progress that has been made to expand health coverage to millions of people in this country and to improve coverage for those who already had it. These proposed changes will put the health—and lives—of countless Ohioans at risk. Here’s what Ohio stands to lose if the new president and Congress move forward to upend our health care system:

Blog
September 15, 2016

CMS Rejects Ohio's Request for Harsh Policies in Its Medicaid Program

Last week, CMS rejected Ohio’s request to make significant changes to its Medicaid program. 

With this decision, CMS is making it clear that policies that make it harder for the lowest-income people in the program to get health care are inconsistent with the goals of Medicaid. The decision also defined some boundaries regarding what is and is not appropriate for approval through the Medicaid waiver process.

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October 1, 2015

Medicaid Expansion Helps Low-Wage Workers: Expansion States

States that expand Medicaid are making high-quality health coverage available to many hard-working people who would not otherwise have insurance. These individuals don’t qualify for regular Medicaid but cannot afford private health insurance. We looked at data from 11 states that have expanded Medicaid under the Affordable Care Act and found that the majority of residents who can benefit from expanded Medicaid are employed. 

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September 24, 2015

Medicaid: Health Insurance for Working Ohio Residents

In 2014, Ohio accepted federal funds to provide health insurance to more low-income residents through Medicaid. Medicaid expansion gives Ohioans with incomes below 138 percent of the federal poverty level ($27,720 for a family of three in 2015) the chance to enroll in affordable health insurance. Our analysis finds that 55 percent of those who stand to gain health coverage because of Medicaid expansion are working.

Blog
August 13, 2015

How to Help Assisters Thrive in Local Communities

Thousands of enrollment assisters across the country have worked tirelessly to help consumers sign up for coverage, often under stressful circumstances with little support. These assisters typically work independently in their communities, and it’s important to prevent them from feeling isolated or burned out. This blog shares creative ways that organizations can support and motivate enrollment assisters.

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June 23, 2015

Ohio: King v. Burwell Could Put Health Insurance at Risk

The Supreme Court, in the King v. Burwell case, will soon decide whether millions of people in 34 states will lose premium tax credits they rely on to make health insurance affordable. Without those tax credits, most of the people affected would be unable to buy insurance and would become uninsured.

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June 16, 2015

King v. Burwell Fallout: 6.4 Million at Risk of Losing Health Insurance

Our infographic series show how many people would lose their premium tax credits in every congressional district in the 34 states that did not establish their own marketplace.

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