November 3, 2016 (Oakland, CA) – A new report released today by the Center for Consumer Engagement in Health Innovation (the Center) and Justice in “Justice in Aging and Center for Consumer Engagement in Health Innovation Offer Recommendations to Improve Non-Emergency Medical Transport for Older Adults”
Category: News Releases
First Dual Eligible Memorandum of Understanding Raises Some Concerns
The agreement between the state of Massachusetts and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services shows how much work still needs to be done…
NSCLC/NCPSSM Provide Analysis of SCOTUS Ruling
The National Senior Citizens Law Center and the National Committee to Preserve Social Security and Medicare have released a new analysis detailing the positive impact the Supreme Court’s decision to uphold the Affordable Care Act will have on older Americans. Virtually every American family will be touched by today’s ruling but America’s elderly will feel the effects.
NSCLC/NCPSSM Statement on SCOTUS Decision
“The Supreme Court’s decision is the most important safety net related decision since the Social Security Act was upheld by the Court in 1937. It validates Congress’ clear intent to improve seniors’ health and well-being and uphold all of the provisions important to all older adults.”
The Supreme Court Affordable Care Act Ruling and Its Impact on Older Americans
New analysis provides detailed breakdown of possible high court scenarios and what would mean for senior on Medicare and Medicaid.
Changing Medicaid Could Cause Problems for Assisted Living Consumers
May 4, 2011 –In a press release, NSCLC said that there are numerous consumer protection problems that could be exacerbated by such a change. Read “Changing Medicaid Could Cause Problems for Assisted Living Consumers”
Medicaid Block Grants Mean Low Income Older Adults Could Lose Benefits
Published on 2011/04/26 The result of block granting Medicaid would mean taking health care coverage away from millions of low-income older adults and people with “Medicaid Block Grants Mean Low Income Older Adults Could Lose Benefits”