In addition to the Program’s signature policy briefs and data notes, the Geiger Gibson Program faculty and staff author peer-reviewed publications, reports and blogs for prestigious health policy outlets such as The Commonwealth Fund, Health Affairs, Kaiser Family Foundation, and The Milbank Quarterly. Additionally, the program’s legal research and impact analyses is presented in amicus scholars briefs designed to provide the courts with expert analyses of the implications of legal actions under review.
Florida’s Medicaid Unwinding Lacks Fundamental Safeguards And Can Harm Population Health
Writing in HEALTH AFFAIRS FOREFRONT, Leighton Ku, MaryBeth Muscumeci and Sara Rosenbaum discuss the likely population health effects of Florida’s Medicaid unwinding on people losing coverage, based on data from the first several months of unwinding.
As They Await Congressional Action, Community Health Centers Are Facing A Perfect Storm
Writing in HEALTH AFFAIRS FOREFRONT, the authors discuss the importance of the Community Health Center Fund to CHC mission and operations.
The Road to Maternal Health Runs Through Medicaid Managed Care
A brief for The Commonwealth Fund examines the maternal mortality crisis in the US. To address the maternal health crisis, state Medicaid programs must work with managed care plans to adopt a "continuum" approach to maternal health. The report is authored by Sara Rosenbaum, Anne Rosier Markus, Caitlin Murphy, Rebecca Morris, Maria Casoni and Kay Johnson.
Creating a Pathway to Affordable Health Insurance for Dreamers
In a blog for The Commonwealth Fund, Sara Rosenbaum and Maria Casoni consider the Biden administration's proposed rules [April 2023] to expand access to affordable health care coverage for tens of thousands of Dreamers who for more than a decade have been uninsured.
Forcing States To Tie Medicaid To Work Is An Unconstitutional ‘Gun To The Head’
In Health Affairs Forefront, the authors examine the Medicaid work requirement provision in the House bill debt relief bill and find it is likely unconstitutional. By Sara Rosenbaum, MaryBeth Musumeci, Alexander Somodevilla and Maria Casoni.
Community Health Centers And Medicaid: A Deeper Dive Into FQHC Alternative Payment Reform
An article for Health Affairs Forefront addresses how community health centers are suited to experimental payment models designed to strengthen quality and efficiency.
Limited provider networks create barriers to care. Rules to include essential community providers in marketplace plan networks must be strengthened to ensure that safety-net providers remain viable.
Changes in Community Health Center Patients and Services During the COVID-19 Pandemic
A report for Kaiser Family Foundation, Changes in Community Health Center Patients and Services During the COVID-19 Pandemic, sheds light on how these safety-net providers and their patient populations have been impacted by the pandemic.
How Could Ending Access To The Courts Under Section 1983 Impact Medicaid Enrollees?
In a blog for Health Affairs, the authors discuss the possible implications of Health and Hospital Corporation of Marion County v. Talevski.
In The Wake Of Dobbs, Make High-Quality Family Planning A Core Element Of Medicaid Managed Care
In a blog for Health Affairs, the authors report on the role of Medicaid managed care in reproductive health, and implications in the wake of Dobbs v Jackson.
