The Affordable Care Act and other federal health care reforms have helped New York reduce its uninsured rate by half. In a series of issue briefs dating back to 2010, the Health Insurance Project has assisted in this effort by informing state decisions about implementation and possible enhancements to the ACA, and helping to defend coverage gains from harmful federal legislative and regulatory proposals.
Links to recent publications appear below.
After the American Rescue Plan: Trick or Treat?
A Shot in the Arm: American Rescue Plan Act Boosts Health Coverage Affordability
Deliver Us from Texas: As the ACA Turns 10, Will the Supreme Court Step Up Again?
Rewind: New York State Faces Familiar Issues and New Challenges in the "Repeal and Replace" Era
New York's Temporary Premium Subsidies: Meeting Immediate Goals and Yielding Useful Lessons
After the Reinsurance Is Gone: A New Challenge for New York's Individual Market
The Next Wave: The Impact of Two New Proposed Mergers on New York's Health Insurance Market
Affordable Care Act Brings New Life-and Covered Lives-to New York's Individual Market
