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The Florida Health Justice Project, a nonprofit organization, recognizes that access to quality and affordable health care is a human right and engages in comprehensive advocacy to expand healthcare access and promote health equity for vulnerable Floridians.

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Why Medicaid Expansion Matters to Older Floridians

Medicaid Expansion in Florida Will Generate Approximately $7 Billion for the Economy

Why Medicaid Expansion Matters to Floridians Already on Medicare

Medicaid Expansion as Economic Stimulus: Impact on Florida’s Economy

Medicaid Managed Care Plans: Access to Midwifery Care

Repeal of Retroactive Medicaid Eligibility Update (June 2020)

Medicaid Block Grant: Not a Rational Way Forward on Coverage Expansion (February 2020 Update)

Medicaid Block Grants Will Cut Healthcare for Florida Residents (Updated February 2020)

Medicaid Work Requirements Will Result in Loss of Healthcare Coverage for Florida Residents

Medicaid Block Grants Will Cut Healthcare for Florida Residents

Adding an Oral Health Benefit to Medicare

Repeal of Retroactive Medicaid Eligibility

Florida LGBT Health Care: Specific Challenges and Potential Impact of Medicaid Expansion

Florida Medicaid Expansion Update - April 2019

Proposed Changes To the Public Charge Rule will Cause Significant Loss of Health Care Coverage for Florida Children (Updated)

Proposed Changes to the Public Charge Rule Will Push Thousands of Florida’s Children Out of the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)

Climate Change: An Urgent Reason for Medicaid Expansion in Florida

Proposed Changes To the Public Charge Rule Will Cause Significant Loss of Health Care Coverage for Florida Children

Public Charge: Another Threat to Florida’s Immigrant Families

Florida Immigration and Poverty Advocates: Could These Be Your Clients?

Implications of Senate Tax Plan’s Repeal of Individual Mandate on Florida: Almost 900,00 Fewer Insured Floridians, Higher Costs

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