Recommended Actions For States To Protect Their Health Insurance Markets In the NewsJan 22, 2018 Recommended Actions For States To Protect Their Health Insurance Markets Authors Jeanne Lambrew, Aviva Aron-Dine, Sam Berger, Matthew Fiedler, and Jason Levitis outline actions that states can take to mitigate the damage done to the individual health insurance market by federal legislation and executive actions. Jan 22, 2018 Health Affairs Jeanne Lambrew, Aviva Aron-Dine, Sam Berger, 2 More Matthew Fiedler, Jason Levitis
Health Policy and the Economic Crisis ArticleOct 29, 2008 Health Policy and the Economic Crisis CAPAF Senior Fellow Jeanne Lambrew testifies before the House Committee on Ways and Means about how health policy fits into the economic crisis. Oct 29, 2008 Jeanne Lambrew
Getting Better Value in Health Care ArticleJul 16, 2008 Getting Better Value in Health Care CAPAF's Jeanne Lambrew testifies before the House Committee on the Budget about how to get better value in health care for Americans. Jul 16, 2008 Jeanne Lambrew
Financing the U.S. Health System ReportJun 25, 2008 Financing the U.S. Health System Report from the Bipartisan Policy Center co-authored by Jeanne Lambrew examines different options for financing the health system. Jun 25, 2008 Meena Seshamani, Jeanne Lambrew, Joseph T. Antos
The Role of Public Programs in Health Care Reform TestimonyJun 16, 2008 The Role of Public Programs in Health Care Reform Jeanne Lambrew testifies to the Senate Finance Committee's "Prepare for Launch" Summit on health care reform. Jun 16, 2008 Jeanne Lambrew
The Specter of Socialized Medicine ArticleMay 14, 2008 The Specter of Socialized Medicine Universal coverage does not equal socialized medicine. Here's why. May 14, 2008 Marla Bizzle, Denise Fraga, Laurie Seremetis, 1 More Jeanne Lambrew
Affordable Long-Term Care ArticleApr 21, 2008 Affordable Long-Term Care America is in desperate need of a long-term care solution. On the verge of the baby boomers' retirement—the 65-plus population will increase by some 30 million over the next 20 years, a three-fold increase over the previous two decades—the United States is utterly unprepared to finance their long-term-care needs. Apr 21, 2008 Jeanne Lambrew
Consumer-Driven Health Plans May Preempt, Not Promote, Prevention ArticleApr 10, 2008 Consumer-Driven Health Plans May Preempt, Not Promote, Prevention Prioritizing prevention is critical to health reform, but consumer-driven plans are not the answer to promoting prevention. Apr 10, 2008 Denise Fraga, Garrett Groves, Laurie Seremetis, 1 More Jeanne Lambrew
Scrambling for Health Insurance Coverage: Health Security for People in Late Middle Age ArticleApr 3, 2008 Scrambling for Health Insurance Coverage: Health Security for People in Late Middle Age CAP's Jeanne Lambrew testifies before the Senate Special Committee on Aging on attaining health security for people in late middle age. Apr 3, 2008 Jeanne Lambrew
Credit Check: Tax Policy’s Role in Health Reform ArticleMar 20, 2008 Credit Check: Tax Policy’s Role in Health Reform The bottom line is that tax credits should be carefully crafted so that they help, not undermine, efforts to cover the uninsured. Mar 20, 2008 Jeanne Lambrew, Melissa King, Nirav Shah, 2 More Ellen Montz, Erika Akpan
Access to Health Care TestimonyMar 5, 2008 Access to Health Care Health care costs are increasing, access is decreasing, and 47 million Americans are uninsured. This is a crisis we must address. Mar 5, 2008 Jeanne Lambrew
Healthy Stimulus ArticleJan 28, 2008 Healthy Stimulus Jeanne Lambrew explains why the Senate should include temporary support for states’ health programs as part of economic stimulus. Jan 28, 2008 Jeanne Lambrew