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Pharmacy manager Latoya Ross fills a prescription order for a patient in East Cleveland, Ohio. Ohio is one of seven states with a prescription drug affordability board established to rein in drug costs.

Controlling Health Care Costs

Can State Prescription Drug Affordability Boards Address High-Cost Drug Prices?

Blog / Oct 11, 2022

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Achieving Universal Coverage

HHS Approves Nation’s First Section 1332 Waiver for a Public Option–Style Health Care Plan in Colorado

Blog / Jul 12, 2022

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Improving Health Care Quality

Meeting America’s Public Health Challenge

Fund Reports / Jun 21, 2022

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Achieving Universal Coverage

2022 Scorecard on State Health System Performance

Scorecard / Jun 16, 2022

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Advancing Health Equity

Improving Race and Ethnicity Data Collection: A First Step to Furthering Health Equity Through the State-Based Marketplaces

Blog / Jun 09, 2022

Controlling Health Care Costs

State Cost-Control Reforms and ERISA Preemption

Issue Briefs / May 16, 2022

Controlling Health Care Costs

What States Can Do to Address Commercial Health Care Prices

Blog / May 10, 2022

Achieving Universal Coverage

Update on State Public Option-Style Laws: Getting to More Affordable Coverage

Blog / Mar 29, 2022

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Achieving Universal Coverage

What Are the Economic and Employment Consequences of Phasing Down Medicaid Enrollment After the Public Health Emergency Ends?

Blog / Mar 14, 2022

Julie Rikelman speaks to the media after arguing before the U.S. Supreme Court in Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health

Advancing Health Equity

A Public Health Paradox: States with Strictest Abortion Laws Have Weakest Maternal and Child Health Outcomes

Blog / Mar 08, 2022

Controlling Health Care Costs

State Strategies for Slowing Health Care Cost Growth in the Commercial Market

Issue Briefs / Feb 24, 2022

Achieving Universal Coverage

Ensuring the Adequacy of ACA Marketplace Plan Networks

Blog / Feb 15, 2022

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Can State Prescription Drug Affordability Boards Address High-Cost Drug Prices?

HHS Approves Nation’s First Section 1332 Waiver for a Public Option–Style Health Care Plan in Colorado

Meeting America’s Public Health Challenge

2022 Scorecard on State Health System Performance

Improving Race and Ethnicity Data Collection: A First Step to Furthering Health Equity Through the State-Based Marketplaces

State Cost-Control Reforms and ERISA Preemption

What States Can Do to Address Commercial Health Care Prices

Update on State Public Option-Style Laws: Getting to More Affordable Coverage

What Are the Economic and Employment Consequences of Phasing Down Medicaid Enrollment After the Public Health Emergency Ends?

A Public Health Paradox: States with Strictest Abortion Laws Have Weakest Maternal and Child Health Outcomes

State Strategies for Slowing Health Care Cost Growth in the Commercial Market

Ensuring the Adequacy of ACA Marketplace Plan Networks

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