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Potential Impact — Reduced compensation for care services for affected populations.
Enhanced federal funding for emergency Medicaid for undocumented immigrants ends Read More »
Potential Impact — Reduced visits or an increase in uncompensated care as people lose access to coverage.
Unlawful immigrants are ineligible for Medicaid and CHIP Read More »
Potential Impact — States not becoming expansion states and continued strain on healthcare to foot the cost of uncompensated care.
Incentive for non-expansion states to take Medicaid expansion financing ends Read More »
Potential Impact —Reduced visits or an increase in uncompensated care as people lose access to coverage.
Potential Impact — Reduced visits or an increase in uncompensated care as people lose access to coverage.
Lawfully present immigrants are ineligible for ACA premium tax credits Read More »
Anyone disenrolled or denied Medicaid Low-income, lawfully present immigrants with incomes less than 100% of the federal poverty level Low-income special enrollment period enrollees Potential Impact — Reduced visits or an increase in uncompensated care as people lose access to ACA plans.
ACA premium tax credit eligibility ends for: Read More »
Potential Impact — It’s unclear if people will take advantage of this change or have the funds to do so considering the end of ACA premium tax credits.
Potential Impact — Fewer people may enroll leading to reduced visits or an increase in uncompensated care as people lose access to coverage.
Open enrollment period or ACA plans is reduced by a month Read More »
Potential Impact — May increase access to ACA plans.