Sara Schmucker

Even as debate over the future of the Affordable Care Act extended into September and ultimately reached what may prove to be a temporary lull, researchers at George Washington University’s Milken Institute School of Public Health have focused on two critical programs reaching medically underserved and vulnerable populations: the Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP) and federally funded community health centers.  Financial support for both ended on Sept. 30, but the Senate will consider a five-year funding extension this week.  

HPM Professor Sara Rosenbaum is the first author of an Issue Brief on how repealing the ACA may affect Medicaid published in the Commonwealth Fund.  In "How Will Repealing the ACA Affect Medicaid?

HPM Professor Sara Rosenbaum is the first author of an Issue Brief on the Future of Medicaid published in the Commonwealth Fund.

HPM Professor Sara Rosenbaum is the first author of an Issue Brief published in the Commonwealth Fund.

HPM Professor Sara Rosenbaum is the first author of an Issue Brief on the Future of Medicaid published in the Commonwealth Fund.  In "How Will Section 1115 Medicaid Expansion Demonstrations Inform Federal Policy?" Rosenbaum and her HPM colleagues discuss Section 1115 of the Social Security Act, which allows the U.S.