Disintermediation
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Few Washington debates get as heated as those about birth control and insurance. The Affordable Care Act contraceptive mandate maintains that women receive birth…
From Relias Media:
States differ in their rules for pharmacy prescribing of hormonal contraception, the requirements for program certification, and the process for becoming a billable provider….
Access to healthcare has long been a challenge for many Americans. The COVID-19 pandemic only exacerbated these issues as strains on the medical system and lockdowns complicated care. Policymakers…
Now that we’re beyond most declared states of emergency issued at the onset of the pandemic, most emergency orders allowing expanded telehealth access have also expired. While many people were…
Testimony of Courtney Joslin
Resident Fellow, R Street Institute
Georgia House Health and Human Services Committee
February 15, 2022
In Support of House Bill 629
Chair Cooper, Vice Chair Newton…
This policy brief is 2 of a 2-part series on the relationship between contraceptive access and economic mobility. This series emphasizes two lenses—the individual and the societal costs associated…
This policy brief is 1 of a 2-part series on the relationship between contraceptive access and economic mobility. This series emphasizes two lenses—the individual and the societal costs associated…
WASHINGTON (November 17, 2021)—States and the federal government are continually finding ways to reduce health care costs and improve health outcomes. Contraceptive access is one primary component…
From Medical Economics:
The COVID-19 pandemic was the catalyst for a sea change in the way telehealth is used, but as the country attempts to bounce back the question becomes which expansions…
From mHealth Intelligence:
As temporary policies to expand access to telehealth inch closer to their expiration dates, states must decide which ones will be made permanent amid the ongoing…