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Estimates and analyses of healthcare access and utilization by undocumented immigrants in the United States, including state-level coverage policies and spending patterns.
A growing but fragmented patchwork of state programs now fills federal gaps to provide public or publicly funded ; however, which states cover adults, who is eligible, and what benefits are offered va...
Available reporting does not permit a single, precise percentage of , public education outlays, or emergency-healthcare costs that can be cleanly attributed to children of undocumented immigrants; est...
Hospitals recover costs for care of through a patchwork of federal reimbursements for emergency services, hospital charity-care and financial-assistance policies, and state-funded programs where avail...
Extending the enhanced Affordable Care Act (ACA) premium tax credits is a legislative effort to restore lower premiums for eligible Marketplace enrollees, but it does not create federal subsidy fundin...
Federal statutes and implementing regulations — chiefly the Affordable Care Act (ACA) and long-standing immigration-related eligibility rules for Medicaid and other federal programs — define who may b...