It’s May 1 and states have now reported renewal outcomes for 71% of the people enrolled in Medicaid/CHIP before the unwinding began.

Get the latest data: bit.ly/3qK4QHM

As the landscape rapidly shifts in abortion policy, use our tracker to follow developments in state laws and policies about exceptions to abortion bans.

The tracker will be updated regularly so you can keep up: bit.ly/4depHH6

Noncitizen immigrants, especially those who are undocumented, face barriers to health coverage and care and are more likely than citizens to be uninsured.

KFF examines state health coverage for immigrants and the implications for their coverage and care: bit.ly/3WoOqlU

Older Black and Hispanic adults are more likely than older White adults to report problems paying for health care.

Our analysis captures more about older adults’ experiences with racism, discrimination and health: bit.ly/3UCb5tx

Since the SCOTUS Dobbs decision, voters in six states have weighed in on constitutional amendments about abortion.

Even more citizen-led and legislatively-referred amendments are being considered for November 2024 — our new tracker can keep you updated. bit.ly/3JEOpCD

The new federal Medicaid managed care rules include a focus on access to care. Rules will be implemented over time and may have significant implications for states, plans, and enrollees.

Here are 10 things to know about managed care: bit.ly/32BR4FA

Medicare plays a key role in supporting the health and well-being of women.

We examine 10 key facts about women with Medicare — a population that numbers 35 million, more than half of all Medicare beneficiaries. Learn more: bit.ly/49Zi7xa

Will voters shape abortion policy in their individual states?

Our new resource tracks the status of abortion-related state constitutional amendment measures that may be on the ballot this November.
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Our new KFF brief walks through the OMB updates to race and ethnicity data collection and reporting standards
How we ask for, analyze, and report race and ethnicity data has important implications for identifying and addressing racial health disparities
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What does leaving abortion policy up to individual states look like?

Our dashboard has the latest information and analysis of current developments about abortion access in the U.S.: kff.org/womens-health-…

The uninsured has had little clout historically and will command even less attention now, explains KFF’s Drew Altman.

In his latest column, he explores the prospects for covering the 26 million people in the U.S. who remain uninsured. bit.ly/3xSrwsS

Our brief examines how the Comstock Act, an 1873 anti-vice law banning the mailing of obscene matter and articles, could be used by an anti-abortion presidential administration to sharply restrict the availability of abortion nationwide.
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Our new resource tracks the rapidly shifting landscape of abortion policy and follows developments in state laws and policies about exceptions to abortion bans.

The tracker will be updated regularly so you can keep up: bit.ly/4depHH6

The #2024Election may offer people in various states a chance to weigh-in directly on state reproductive rights restrictions.

Our new tracker follows the status of abortion-related constitutional amendment measures that may be on the ballot this November.bit.ly/3JEOpCD

Price fixing “is still illegal even if you are achieving it through an algorithm,” FTC Chair Lina Khan said Tuesday at a media event hosted by KFF. “There’s no kind of algorithmic exemption.”

julie rovner and David Hilzenrath report. ⤵️ californiahealthline.org/news/article/f…

While older adults are generally less likely than younger adults to report being treated unfairly or with disrespect by health care providers, older Black adults report these experiences at higher rates than other older adults.

Our data note explains: bit.ly/3UCb5tx

Hispanic and noncitizen immigrant workers make up large shares of the nearly 1.8 million nonelderly outdoor workers who will be impacted by a new Florida law that prevents local ordinances from mandating certain heat protections, including water breaks. bit.ly/4dbSRXd

Our analysis shows 1 in 4 people with Medicare with obesity or overweight could be eligible for Wegovy coverage to reduce the risk of serious heart problems under the FDA’s new indication.

Read more: bit.ly/3UunNuw

The Peterson-KFF Health System Tracker provides insights to improve affordability and quality. New findings identify the areas in healthcare most affected by the #COVID19 pandemic, including workforce growth. Learn how employment trends impact care: bit.ly/44kfHrx

Provisions from the Safer Communities Act of 2022 use Medicaid to expand school-based health care and other youth behavioral health services.

KFF explores the implementation of these provisions, with a focus on recent guidance from CMSGov. bit.ly/3w5f6xp