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Health Bill Would End Alaska’s Medicaid Expansion and Leave Thousands Uninsured in Alaska

By Andre Horton | Protect Our Care on Jun 6, 2017   Health  

Health Bill Would End Alaska’s Medicaid Expansion and Leave Thousands Uninsured in Alaska

[Anchorage, Alaska] – The health bill passed by the House would effectively end the Affordable Care Act’s (ACA) expansion of Medicaid and cause millions to lose coverage, according to a new report from the Washington, DC-based Center on Budget and Policy Priorities. Delaying or phasing in the House bill’s massive cost shifts to states, as […]

Rep. Young Legislation to Streamline Expansion of Terror Lake Hydro Project Passes Committee

By Matt Shuckerow | Office of Congressman Don Young on Apr 28, 2017   Featured, Southcentral, State  

Rep. Young Legislation to Streamline Expansion of Terror Lake Hydro Project Passes Committee

Washington, D.C. – Thursday, the House Committee on Natural Resources unanimously approved legislation sponsored by Alaska Congressman Don Young to authorize and streamline the expansion of the Terror Lake hydroelectric project on Kodiak Island, Alaska. “There’s no reason why a hydro-rich community like Kodiak should ever have to rely on diesel fuel for power generation,” […]

As Affordable Care Act Increased Health Insurance Coverage, Volunteering Rose

By Jessica Wolf | UCLA on Apr 24, 2017   Health  

As Affordable Care Act Increased Health Insurance Coverage, Volunteering Rose

One of the indirect societal benefits of the Affordable Care Act has been increased levels of volunteerism, especially among lower-income populations, a study from UCLA’s California Center for Population Research suggests. Researchers found that instances of self-reported volunteerism increased markedly among people in low-income groups who lived in states that enacted the Affordable Care Act’s […]

Anchorage Law Firm Offers Pro Bono Representation for Medicaid Expansion

By Katie Marquette | Office of the Governor on Aug 26, 2015   Featured, State  

Anchorage Law Firm Offers Pro Bono Representation for Medicaid Expansion

ANCHORAGE – On Tuesday, Governor Walker announced that he had accepted the offer of pro bono representation from the Anchorage law firm Dillon & Findley to defend the Governor’s actions to expand Medicaid in Alaska. Dillon & Findley is a boutique law firm that specializes in complex litigation, including medical legal work and tax litigation. […]

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