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The medical debt crisis is a rare unifying issue for voters. States have a critical opportunity to mitigate the harms of medical debt while laying the groundwork for systemic, long-term change that reorients our healthcare financing system towards affordable, comprehensive, and accessible care—rather than a system that punishes people for getting sick. Voters across the ...


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Mind the Gap: Connecting Community Benefit and Patient Billing Leaders to Improve Health and Financial Outcomes Over the last year Healthcare Anchor Network (HAN) and Undue Medical Debt collaborated to engage health system revenue cycle, community benefit and population health leaders to align strategies in helping patients avoid medical debt. Through the ...


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As a follow-up to our brief, Improving Presumptive Eligibility in the Age of Un(der) Insurance: Five Strategies for Accessible Financial Aid, the following primer is designed to support decision makers, hospital leaders, advocates, community leaders and others in understanding the use of predictive tools for the purpose of identifying patients eligible for fina...


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The data released by CMS last week on healthcare.gov enrollment signal a reversal of our progress in getting more Americans the health coverage they need. With an initial reduction of over one million lives covered, a complex picture is expected to emerge with more people uninsured and more patients selecting pl...


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The medical debt crisis is a rare unifying issue for voters. States have a critical opportunity to mitigate the harms of medical debt while laying the groundwork for systemic, long-term change that reorients our healthcare financing system towards affordable, comprehensive, and accessible care—rather than a system that punishes people for getting sick. Voters across the ...


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