New blog from the @urbaninstitute calls on states to invest in improving Medicaid data quality to help address the drivers of preventable hospitalizations: https://t.co/lNLeqQtKgq @AHRQNews
New from Urban: Huge health and financial consequences to ending access to free preventive care.
Free Preventive Services Improve Access to Care https://t.co/JWmYEKrApb
#LiveAtUrban on Wednesday: Join @swartell, @LDubay, @SAgrawalMD, @JimKleinABC, @BrianDSmedley, & other experts as they discuss opportunities for improved data collection to advance health equity & the tools & strategies needed to propel further action. https://t.co/YuuNCJpNUy
New from Urban: ARPA PTCs are well targeted to those in need - 75% of $ goes to those < 400 FPL. Those above are older, have big families, and/or live in expensive states. https://t.co/WzfykMrMTs
Think Congress has plenty of time to stop massive premium hikes for 2023? Think again. @jasonlevitis@urbaninstitute and I in @Health_Affairs on why time is of the essence for Congress to extend the American Rescue Plan premium tax credits. https://t.co/kmuWw2XhYT @GtownCHIR
@JudySolomonCT @CenterOnBudget I have learned so much from you over the years @JudySolomonCT and am deeply grateful for your many contributions and steadfast determination to keep fighting for a more just society.
Funding opportunity: Up to $80,000 in funding & technical assistance is available for up to 20 community-based organizations working to increase vaccine confidence & uptake for adults of color.
Learn more & apply by 5/20:
https://t.co/4dMHgAMBGk
Based on these results, we highlight a few policy solutions now under consideration that may alleviate pressure on parents:
-Expanding health ins coverage
-Expanding paid leave/child care
-Improving COVID vax rates
-Pandemic-related $$ assistance
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A quick 🧵 about my latest brief with @julialong_ and Jennifer M. Haley:
We find that parents with low incomes faced greater health challenges, and problems accessing and affording needed healthcare, in Spring 2021.
https://t.co/0yFzRP4Wm1
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Parents with family incomes <138%FPL were 3x as likely as parents >400%FPL to have delayed or forgone care in the last year for reasons besides COVID.
Across all 3 income groups, about 1/4 of parents reported delaying/forgoing care in the last year due to COVID concerns.
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Thank you @KosaliSimon & @tradeoffspod for highlighting this important working paper finding a link between greater Medicaid eligibility and lower incarceration rates for young adults with mental health issues; @JudyCBPP @JoanAlker1@haroldpollack @BrianDSmedley @BrendanSaloner
Thanks to @tradeoffspod for elevating research by @elisajacome showing Medicaid impacts on mental health care, racial equity @IUONeillSchool @Irsay_IU@IUImpact@kenneygm
A new study found improving public transportation makes it easier for people to make it to medical appointments, reports @dylanlscott. https://t.co/c2ckeI7dOy