Chicago Policy Review talks with Rory O’Sullivan, Deputy Director of Young Invincibles, a national non-profit organization, on its role in expanding ACA healthcare coverage to hard-to-reach younger populations. More »
Researchers at Harvard University find little evidence that people migrate to become eligible for Medicaid. More »
Seligman et al look at whether the once-a-month nature of SNAP benefits can be linked to cyclical health problems. More »
The Executive Director of GetCoveredIllinois, the state-federal partnership health insurance marketplace in Illinois, discusses the marketplace’s recent launch and what is next. More »
Researchers evaluate how implementation of continuous-eligibility enrollment policies affects the average length of children’s enrollment in the Medicaid program. More »
Researchers attempt to quantify the impact of child maltreatment on Medicaid. More »
Researchers take advantage of early randomized experiments to analyze the impact of workforce participation requirements and time limits on participants’ health. More »
Recent analysis of national survey data highlights important statistics concerning prevalence of and treatment for major depression among low-income mothers with young children. More »
Enroll America’s Director of the Best Practices Institute, Jennifer Sullivan, discusses how her organization works to promote American enrollment in health coverage More »
Expansions in the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) are associated with improved child health outcomes. More »
Researchers examine European policies for providing coverage to undocumented migrants. More »
New research links access to parental health insurance with the decision to pursue higher education More »