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Federal eligibility for U.S. public benefits depends primarily on immigration status: lawful permanent residents (LPRs or “green card” holders), refugees and asylees, and certain other “qualified” imm...
Community health clinics in the United States deliver services to undocumented immigrants through a mix of that sometimes include undocumented populations. Recent peer-reviewed and policy analyses bet...
The available analyses indicate the One Big Beautiful Bill mixes both expansions to Social Security payments and substantial cuts or restrictions to Medicaid and related healthcare programs, producing...
The intersection of EMTALA and the Affordable Care Act (ACA) creates a two-tiered reality: , but the ACA’s coverage expansions largely exclude undocumented immigrants and maintain residency waits for ...
Federal attention to nurse residency programs increased between 2017–2021, most concretely with HRSA/Bureau of Health Workforce grant opportunities that began in 2019 and supported dozens of postgradu...
Undocumented immigrants in the United States retain legal access to immediate lifesaving care through federal rules that require hospitals to screen and stabilize emergency conditions, and limited fin...
Noncitizens’ access to U.S. health care depends primarily on , with lawfully present immigrants afforded more program options than undocumented immigrants, who are largely limited to emergency care an...
Washington State has a broad network of community health centers and county programs that provide , and many explicitly serve patients regardless of immigration status; however, specific offerings and...
Community health centers, free clinics, and charity care programs serve as frontline safety nets that *provide primary, non-emergency, and some follow-up care to undocumented immigrants*, but their ca...
Undocumented immigrants are for federally funded Medicaid, CHIP, the ACA Marketplaces, and Medicare, but a growing set of states have created or expansions that provide coverage for some undocumented ...
Non‑profit organisations act as essential safety nets and innovators in providing healthcare to undocumented immigrants, filling gaps left by public insurance and universal systems while also engaging...