Strategic Planning & Timelines

This data brief closely examines the budgetary implications of government spending on health entitlement programs.

This toolkit from the Center on Budget a Policy Priorities is designed to help states think about leveraging resources across human service programs throughout health reform implementation.

This data brief is the first in a series that pulls together the most current data available from multiple sources to provide an overview of national health spending.

Selected presentations from a State Health Reform Assistance Network sponsored a Small Group Convening in Minneapolis, Minnesota from April 30- May 1, 2012.

This report assesses the changes in coverage patterns and health care costs that will occur nationally if major reforms are not enacted.

According to the Rockefeller Institute research and Census Bureau data, states’ tax collections grew for the eighth straight quarter at the end of 2011.

These are the fourth and fifth state-specific reports, in a series of ten, from the Urban Institute to track and monitor the implementation process and effects of the ACA. These reports look at the progress underway in Colorado and New York.

This brief identifies critical Affordable Care Act (ACA) implementation milestones for states to achieve by the end of 2012.

This brief explains the basics of microsimulation modeling so that state policymakers and analysts are able to secure the optimal model for their needs.

This chart pack pulls together many of the major findings and analyses from recent state and national research efforts on Massachusetts health care spending.