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

2/23/2020

 

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

2/23/2020

 

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FHJP Files Public Comment with CMS Opposing Changes to Medicaid Financing Rules

1/31/2020

 

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Connecting the Dots: How Medicaid Expansion will Improve Public Health, Increase Financial Stability, and Lessen Disparities in South Florida

12/31/2019

 
Expanding Medicaid, the public program that has for decades provided health insurance to millions of low-income individuals and families, is a central strategy to improving health outcomes and lowering costs for uninsured South Floridians. Florida is currently one of just 14 states that have not expanded Medicaid, leaving large numbers of low- income residents without health coverage, including over a million people in South Florida.

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FHJP Submits Public Comment Opposing Tennessee's Waiver Application to CMS

12/23/2019

 

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

9/20/2019

 

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Medicaid Block Grants Will Cut Healthcare for Florida Residents

9/20/2019

 

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Advocates file suit against Florida state agencies for improperly stripping Medicaid from patients whose original eligibility was related to their adoption or disabilities

8/7/2019

 

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FHJP Executive Director Miriam Harmatz Wrote an Op-Ed in the Miami Herald to Commemorate Medicaid's 54th Birthday

7/29/2019

 
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Florida Health Justice Project and Florida Policy Institute File Comments Related to Florida Medicaid Eligibility Rules

1/10/2019

 

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Florida Health Justice Project issues Advocate's Guide to the Florida Long-Term Care Medicaid Waiver

8/30/2018

 

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Florida Health Justice Project files comments opposing Mississippi's request to implement work requirements

8/20/2018

 

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Florida Health Justice Project Issues Advocate’s Guide to Florida Medicaid Law

4/23/2018

 

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Potential Budget Savings and Revenue Gains from Medicaid Expansion in Florida: A Snapshot Based on FY 2016-17

1/25/2018

 

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Kentuckians Sue Trump Over Radical Changes to Medicaid

1/24/2018

 

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Legal aid attorneys push Florida Medicaid to cover cure for hepatitis C

10/1/2016

 

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