In Texas, revenue woes are hampering a series of health care experiments, including how the state gives health care to its poor and uninsured, though federal approval for the projects came in May. In California, lawmakers get set to add some dental coverage for the state's poorest residents.
(Daily Report) Jun 14
Meanwhile, Minnesota officials announce the opening of a call center Sept. 3 to answer consumer questions about the state's online insurance marketplace, which will begin enrolling people a month later.
(Daily Report) Jun 14
This week's articles come from The Nation, Forbes, The New York Times Magazine, The Atlantic and the Los Angeles Times.
(Daily Report) Jun 14
Health policy research and briefs this week come from Health Affairs, the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, the Dartmouth Atlas Project, the Centers for Studying Health System Change and the California HealthCare Foundation.
(Daily Report) Jun 14
The Wall Street Journal reports that consumers should start investigating the options that will be available to them under the health law's insurance exchanges.
(Daily Report) Jun 10
News outlets explore a range of issues related to the health law's implementation.
(Daily Report) Jun 03
This week's studies come from the journals Pediatrics, Medical Care, the Annals of Emergency Medicine and JAMA Ophthalmology.
(Daily Report) May 31
As the health law comes closer to full implementation in 2014, the political parties are far apart and likely to stay there.
(Daily Report) May 27
In addition, the legislative debate continues in Texas while in Florida there's speculation about what's to become of the state's uninsured population now that the legislature didn't take action.
(Daily Report) May 24
The key question that seems to have stalled progress for House lawmakers is how to handle immigrants who do not have health insurance.
(Daily Report) May 24