Private Law Alternatives to the Individual Mandate: Video Preview with Wendy Netter Epstein
Wendy Netter Epstein gives a preview of her paper, “Private Law Alternatives to the Individual Mandate,” which she will present on November 2.
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Read more: Anti-Bias Training is Needed to Counter the Public Health Threat of Systemic Racism Anti-Bias Training is Needed to Counter the Public Health Threat of Systemic Racism
Continued failure to require anti-bias and anti-racist trainings, and certainly an executive order banning this type of training, is dangerous.
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Read more: Short-Term, Limited-Duration Insurance May Be Here to Stay Short-Term, Limited-Duration Insurance May Be Here to Stay
Short-term, limited-duration insurance may be here to stay despite legal attacks, poor branding, and a potential Democrat victory in the upcoming election.
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Read more: How Will Health Policy Change After COVID-19? How Will Health Policy Change After COVID-19?
COVID-19 highlights the importance of health policy change to socialize communicable disease costs, empower patients, and deregulate.
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Read more: Concerns Raised by ‘Georgia Access’ 1332 Waiver Application Concerns Raised by ‘Georgia Access’ 1332 Waiver Application
Commenters so far have raised various issues, including concerns about how the waiver would, if granted, impact access to treatment for mental illness.
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Read more: Third Time’s a Charm: Georgia’s 1332 Waiver Application Third Time’s a Charm: Georgia’s 1332 Waiver Application
CMS should approve Georgia’s 1332 Waiver to test the impact of eliminating the exchange and encourage other states to pursue individual market innovations.
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Read more: What the Supreme Court’s LGBT Discrimination Decision Means for Health Care What the Supreme Court’s LGBT Discrimination Decision Means for Health Care
In light of Monday’s Supreme Court decision, many are now wondering whether—and how—the new HHS rule interpreting Section 1557 of the ACA might be affected.
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Read more: Why COVID-19 is a Chronic Health Concern for the US Why COVID-19 is a Chronic Health Concern for the US
Coronavirus is an acute problem at the individual level, but nationally it represents a chronic concern.
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Read more: Debt, Dignity, and Health Care: Guaranteeing Health Rights and Universal Health Coverage Debt, Dignity, and Health Care: Guaranteeing Health Rights and Universal Health Coverage
RecordingDescription Each year in low- and middle-income countries thousands of people are detained in hospitals for non-payment of medical bills, despite the fact that such detention is a violation of national and international law. Hospital detention for nonpayment of bills disproportionately affects the most vulnerable people, including post-partum women. In the US, medical debt manifests…
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Read more: Lost in the Shuffle: The Impact of COVID-19 on Immigrants in Need Lost in the Shuffle: The Impact of COVID-19 on Immigrants in Need
By Stephen Wood The recommendations for healthy people who have symptoms consistent with COVID-19, the illness caused by the corona virus called SARS-Co-V2, is to stay at home, get plenty of rest, drink fluids and control fever and body-aches with a non-steroidal medication. For people with pre-existing medical conditions, the elderly or those with more…
