Health Care Reform

Active Resources: 13

Archive Resources: 10

Reports

Webinars

ACA and Enrollment Assistance for People Living with HIV

12/10/2014
The Affordable Care Act and Tuberculosis Control: Navigating New Territory

8/23/2013

Articles & Bibliographies

The Affordable Care Act may increase the number of people getting tested for HIV by nearly 500,000 by 2017

4/21/2014

Slide Sets

Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program and the Affordable Care Act

1/22/2014

Training Program Tools

Maximizing HIV Care Reimbursement in 2014

8/21/2013

Charts, Tables & Posters

Affordable Care Act and the AIDS Education and Training Center Program (AETC) Support for Comprehensive HIV Care

8/12/2013

Articles: 7

Connecting to Care: How Ryan White Grantees are Engaging Patients with the ACA

November 14, 2014
Sarah Cook-Raymond, Integrating HIV Innovative Practices
It’s that time of the year again: open enrollment season within the Health Insurance Marketplace!
Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program grantees are actively engaged in Affordable Care Act (ACA) activities, connecting patients with health insurance—many for the first time in their lives. The...
How is the AIDS Drug Assistance Program Affected by the Affordable Care Act?

October 30, 2013
Antonio Jose Carrion, PharmD, MPH
Assistant Professor of Pharmacy Practice, College of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Services (COPPS) Florida A&M University Florida/Caribbean AETC
With the Affordable Care Act (ACA) enactment, Ryan White funding will continue as payer of last resort...
My State Isn’t Expanding Medicaid in 2014 – What Should I be Considering?

September 12, 2013
Anne Donnelly, Project Inform
In June, 2013 the Supreme Court upheld most of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) allowing health care reform to move forward. At the same time, it made Medicaid expansion, one of the key coverage expansions strategies for people with HIV, a state option. But as of July 2013, only about half of the...
The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA): Key Considerations for Social Work Practice

August 20, 2013
Lucy Cordts, South Central AETC, New Orleans AIDS Task Force
The PPACA directly impacts the role of social workers, especially those working in HIV care settings. The fluctuating landscape of medical, mental health, and supportive services as a result of the PPACA calls for social workers to be actively engaged in the enhancement of human well-being, to...
HIV and ACA Implementation on the United States-Mexico Border

August 6, 2013
Kiesha McCurtis, Pacific AETC, Los Angeles Area AETC
Coauthor: Tom Donohoe, MBA Director and Principal Investigator, UCLA AETC, Pacific AETC U.S.-Mexico Border Project Coordinator
Case Study: Arizona Pedro is a 28 year old resident of Nogales Arizona who estimates he will make $12,065 or 105%...
Gearing up for Open Enrollment: Accessing HIV/AIDS Care & Treatment through the ACA Marketplaces

June 4, 2013
Amy Killelea, JD, National Alliance of State and Territorial AIDS Directors
October 1, 2013 – the date when the Affordable Care Act’s (ACA’s) marketplaces open for enrollment – is less than four months away, and there is much still be done to ensure a smooth transition to coverage through these marketplaces. The marketplaces, which will allow people to compare and...
Ryan White: Where are we with ACA?

May 30, 2013
Alan Gambrell
A health care reform “to do” list was presented about six months ago at the November 2012 Ryan White Grantee Meeting. You may have missed it. In a sea of hundreds of sessions at the biennial conference were 11 grantee workshops on ideas and recommendations for Ryan White...