To us at Justice in Aging, there’s nothing controversial about affordable, accessible health care for all people as we age. Five years ago today—on March “Better Today, Thanks to the ACA”
Category: Health Care
Comments Submitted for Medicare Part C and D
Justice in Aging submitted extensive comments to the draft 2016 Call Letter for Medicare Part C and Part D plans to the Centers for Medicare “Comments Submitted for Medicare Part C and D”
CMS Releases More Windsor Guidance on Medicaid
July 2014 — One-year after the Supreme Court’s landmark decision in United States v. Windsor, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) continues to “CMS Releases More Windsor Guidance on Medicaid”
Just Like Home: An Advocate’s Guide for State Transitions Under the New Medicaid HCBS Rules
June 2014 — To assist government officials and stakeholders, Justice in Aging has written Just Like Home: An Advocate’s Guide for State Transitions Under the “Just Like Home: An Advocate’s Guide for State Transitions Under the New Medicaid HCBS Rules”
ISSUE BRIEF: Estate Recovery Under Medi-Cal
May 2014– A new issue brief authored by the National Senior Citizens Law Center describes Medi-Cal estate recovery and clarifies who could be subject to “ISSUE BRIEF: Estate Recovery Under Medi-Cal”
Just Like Home: Consumer Rights in Medicaid HCBS
April 2014 — The National Senior Citizens Law Center (NSCLC) believes that home and community-based services (HCBS) should be provided as an option to every “Just Like Home: Consumer Rights in Medicaid HCBS”
Ensuring Consumer Protection For Dual Eligibles in Integrated Models
This paper is the first in a series of four papers designed to highlight pressing issues facing dual eligibles and provide recommendations to the Medicare-Medicaid “Ensuring Consumer Protection For Dual Eligibles in Integrated Models”
