A comprehensive, data-driven study to describe how the expansion of Medicaid in 2014 impacted coverage, access and affordability and it estimates the future impacts of discontinuing coverage.

The Health Policy Institute of Ohio commissioned Regional Economic Models, Inc. (REMI) to analyze the state-level and regional economic and fiscal impacts of reversing Medicaid expansion in Ohio.

This policy brief describes the role of Medicaid in improving health coverage and the costs of care for Ohioans with lower incomes.

This brief analyzes the likely state budget effects of eliminating Medicaid expansion.

This policy brief describes the role of Medicaid expansion in improving the health and well-being of parents, caregivers and their children.

This data snapshot explores some of the underlying reasons why some groups of Columbus residents live shorter and less healthy lives.

This brief describes the role of Medicaid as a funder of mental health and substance use disorder services and highlights considerations if Medicaid expansion coverage were eliminated.

This publication provides data and information on the current status of Medicaid expansion in Ohio and includes a series of policy considerations for state and federal leaders to consider.

This data snapshot highlights the potential impact of a proposed refundable $1,000 state child tax credit for eligible families with children 6 years old and under.