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Report/Brief: Eligibility, Enrollment, and Renewal: Colorado Case Study
Dec. 05, 2018: SHADAC produced this case study for the Medicaid and CHIP Payment and Access Commission (MACPAC) as part of a contract to examine Medicaid eligibility, enrollment, and renewal practices in six states in light of the Affordable Care Act goals of making the Medicaid program more...Read MoreReport/Brief: Eligibility, Enrollment, and Renewal: Arizona Case Study Findings
Dec. 05, 2018: SHADAC produced this case study for the Medicaid and CHIP Payment and Access Commission (MACPAC) as part of a contract to examine Medicaid eligibility, enrollment, and renewal practices in six states in light of the Affordable Care Act goals of making the Medicaid program more efficient;...Read MoreReport/Brief: New Data on Drug Overdose Deaths Highlight the Need for State-Level Analysis
Nov. 05, 2018: In a rare positive sign regarding the national opioid crisis, new provisional data from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) suggest that the persistent increases in overdose deaths may be slowing, with a possible leveling out or even a small drop in U.S. opioid-related...Read MoreReport/Brief: Comparing Federal Government Surveys That Count the Uninsured: 2018
Oct. 09, 2018: This brief provides an annual update to comparisons of uninsurance estimates from four federal surveys1: The American Community Survey (ACS) The Current Population Survey (CPS) The Medical Expenditure Panel Survey - Household Component (MEPS-HC) The National Health Interview Survey (...Read MoreReport/Brief: Employer-Sponsored Health Insurance at the State Level, 2013-2017: Chartbook and State Fact Sheets
Oct. 01, 2018: Chartbook This SHADAC chartbook uses data from the Medical Expenditure Panel Survey-Insurance Component (MEPS-IC) to highlight the experiences of private-sector workers with employer-sponsored insurance (ESI) from 2013 through 2017 at the national level and...Read MoreReport/Brief: The Opioid Epidemic: National and State Trends in Opioid-Related Overdose Deaths, 2000-2016 (Briefs)
Jun. 19, 2018: For nearly two decades, the United States has experienced a growing crisis of drug abuse and addiction that is illustrated most starkly by deaths from drug overdose. Since 2000, the number of drug overdose deaths has more than tripled from 17,500 to 63,500 in 2016.1,2 Most of these deaths involved...Read MoreReport/Brief: State-Level Trends in Children's Health Insurance Coverage, 2013-2016
Jun. 01, 2018: Chartbook This SHADAC chartbook uses data from the American Community Survey (ACS) to examine health insurance coverage from 2013 to 2016 for children at the national level and in the states. Download the chartbook. Download 50-state tables for cross-state and national...Read MoreReport/Brief: Minnesota's Accountable Communities for Health: Context and Core Components
Mar. 19, 2018: Minnesota's Accountable Communities for Health, or ACHs, are community-led models of delivering medical and non-medical care and services to improve the health of a target population with substantial health and social needs. This brief provides the context surrounding the development and...Read MoreReport/Brief: SHADAC Brief Examines Minnesota's Accountable Communities for Health
Mar. 15, 2018: SHADAC researchers released a new brief that provides the context surrounding the development and implementation of Minnesota’s Accountable Communities for Health, or ACHs, and describes key components of ACH models implemented across the state. The following are highlights from the brief. ACHs...Read MoreReport/Brief: Which Minnesotans Were Uninsured in 2017?
Mar. 13, 2018: Recent findings from the biennial Minnesota Health Access Survey show that Minnesota’s uninsurance rate grew significantly from 4.3 percent in 2015 to 6.3 percent in 2017. However, results also show that uninsurance rates varied among subpopulations in 2017, as did changes in these rates, with...Read MoreReport/Brief: Section 1115 Medicaid Expansion Waivers: Implementation Experiences
Mar. 06, 2018: This report summarizes SHADAC's analysis of how four states implemented Section 1115 Medicaid expansion wiavers. These states--Arkansas, Indiana, Iowa, and Michigan--are among eight that have expanded their Medicaid programs through Section 1115 of the Social Security Act rather than through the...Read MoreReport/Brief: New Brief Examines State Health Compare's Estimates on State Funding for Public Health
Feb. 23, 2018: A new SHADAC brief provides an overview of the most recent estimates for state public health funding on SHADAC's State Health Compare. About the Estimates Estimates of per-capita state funding for public health come from data collected by Trust for America's Health, which obtains its...Read MoreReport/Brief: Exploring Public Health Data with State Health Compare: State Funding for Public Health
Feb. 23, 2018: This SHADAC brief provides an overview of most recent estimates for state public health funding on SHADAC's State Health Compare. Download a PDF of the brief. State public health funding is one of multiple public health indicators available on State Health Compare. Others...Read MoreReport/Brief: Minnesota's Uninsured in 2017: Rates and Characteristics
Feb. 20, 2018: This issue brief uses data from the 2017 Minnesota Health Access Survey (MNHA) to provide additional context on uninsurance in Minnesota by (1) illustrating the persistent disparities in the rates of uninsurance across population groups; and (2) describing Minnesota's uninsured population along key...Read MoreReport/Brief: Minnesota's Changing Health Insurance Landscape: Results from the 2017 Minnesota Health Access Survey
Feb. 20, 2018: This brief summarizes findings from the 2017 Minnesota Health Access Survey, focusing on trends in how Minnesotans obtained health insurance coverage and providing an understanding of how the 2017 climate may have contributed to a contraction of coverage. The Minnesota Health Access Survey...Read MoreReport/Brief: Minnesota's Uninsured Rate Climbed to 6.3 Percent in 2017
Feb. 20, 2018: Minnesota saw a significant jump in its 2017 uninsured rate, which climbed to 6.3 percent from 4.3 percent in 2015. In all, about 349,000 Minnesota residents lacked coverage in 2017, which is about 116,000 more than in 2015. These new estimates come from the biannual Minnesota Health Access Survey...Read MoreReport/Brief: SHADAC Examines the Implementation of Section 1115 Medicaid Expansion Waivers: MACPAC Report
Feb. 20, 2018: A SHADAC analysis of how four states implemented Section 1115 Medicaid expansion waivers is now available. These states—Arkansas, Indiana, Iowa, and Michigan—are among eight that have expanded their Medicaid programs through Section 1115 of the Social Security Act rather than through the...Read MoreReport/Brief: New SHADAC Brief Explores the Impact of Federal Health Care Reform in Minnesota
Feb. 09, 2018: A new brief from SHADAC deputy director Elizabeth Lukanen considers Minnesota’s health insurance market before and after passage of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) as well as the outlook for the state’s market given the current policy environment. Minnesota’s Market before and after the ACA...Read MoreReport/Brief: Health Care Reform: The Impact of Federal Health Care Reform in Minnesota
Feb. 05, 2018: Prior to the passage of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) in 2010, Minnesota's health insurance market was, for the most part, relatively high-functioning across indicators of health insurnace access and quality of care, although the state faced common challenges in the area of health care costs. This...Read MoreReport/Brief: Now Available: Final Evaluation Report on the SIM Initiative in Minnesota
Jan. 29, 2018: SHADAC’s final evaluation report on the SIM Initiative in Minnesota is now publicly available. This report presents the final results of the state-level evaluation of Minnesota’s SIM initiative. SHADAC conducted this evaluation between January 2015 and September 2017 under a contract with the...Read MorePages
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