The Trump Administration is quietly moving to make administrative changes that will roll back protections for the more than 12.2 million people who use the Affordable Care Act’s “marketplaces” in their states to select a health care plan.

Maternal depression screening and treatment are among the many critical health care services that would be severely compromised by the ACA repeal efforts now back on the table in the U.S. House of Representatives. Repealing the ACA and restructuring or cutting Medicaid financing would have…

Young adults have seen major gains in health care coverage under the Affordable Care Act. Since 2009, their rate of uninsurance has dropped 50 percent. But coverage gaps still exist, especially for low-income young adults, in states that haven't expanded Medicaid. It's critical that these…

CLASP statement on the withdrawal of the American Health Care Act.

Elizabeth Lower-Basch quoted about the work requirements provision for Medicaid added to the American Health Care Act.

CLASP Director of Income and Work Supports Elizabeth Lower-Basch is quoted about the potential negative impact of Medicaid work requirements.

Elizabeth Lower-Basch is quoted in this article about the Republican health care bill and the dangers of block grants for Medicaid.

In this op-ed, Olivia Golden explains how the GOP's Medicaid rollback affects Pennsylvanians and other hard-working Americans.

In this article, Amy Ellen Duke-Benfield is quoted about how the repeal of the Affordable Care Act could create new obstacles for low-income students.

These webinar slides cover threats to the Affordable Care Act and Medicaid, explaining what's at stake for children.