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Milken Institute School of Public Health Names 2026 Geiger Gibson Program Distinguished Visitor
Dr. James Hotz, Clinical Services Director, Albany Area Primary Health Care (AAPHC) has been named as the 2026 Geiger Gibson Program Distinguished Visitor.
Comment Filed on Federal Vaccine Recommendations
The Geiger Gibson Program partnered with scholars and other organizations to submit a comment to HHS addressing the serious flaws in the new federal framework and its implications for public health and health care.
Geiger Gibson Health Policy Fellows Program - Applications Now Open!
The Geiger Gibson Program announces the relaunch of the immersive online and in-residence Health Policy Fellows Program in Washington, D.C. in April 2027.
New Report: CHCs Withstood Pressure in 2025, But are at Risk in 2026 and Beyond
A new report from the Geiger Gibson Program analyzes the 2025 UDS data to examine community health center services, finances and staffing in light of current and future policy changes.
NHCW, Next Generation Awards, Public Charge Webinar
Reflections on Geiger Gibson's new award and partnership with ACU and the 2026 National Public Health Week, plus a new fall webinar focused on the new final public charge rule.
Geiger Gibson/LHA Public Comment on Medicaid Work Requirements Rule
The Geiger Gibson Program and Liberty Health Alliance submitted a public comment to CMS addressing “medical frailty” in the H.R. 1 work and community engagement requirements, “Medicaid Program; Community Engagement Requirement for Certain Individuals” (CMS-2454-IFC).
OMB's proposed rule on federal financial assistance
The Geiger Gibson Program joined a broad coalition including primary care associations, public health institutions, advocacy organizations and scholars to submit a public comment letter in response to the proposed OMB rule, "Regulation for Federal Financial Assistance."
Notes from Washington: CMS’ Flawed Interim Final Rule on Medicaid Work Requirements
In this new blog, Dr. Leighton Ku addresses limitations of the Administration's analysis of the Interim Final Rule on Medicaid work requirements and summarizes well-documented evidence on the economic, employment and health care costs of work requirements.
New Publications: CMS Interim Final Rule, H.R.1 Impact
Two new publications from the Geiger Gibson team and colleagues address the impacts of the CMS Interim Final Rule and H.R.1 funding cuts.
New Policy Brief: Updated Evidence on Benefits of Medicaid Expansion
This new policy brief from the Geiger Gibson Program and the Hirsh Health Law and Policy Program examines the most recent evidence on the value of Medicaid expansion.
