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This article is the latest in the Health Affairs Forefront featured topic, “Health Policy at a Crossroads,” produced with the support of the Commonwealth Fund and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.

Hundreds of New Jerseyans who migrated to this country as children and now have legal residency status will lose their health insurance coverage this month under a policy change pushed by the Trump ...

A last-minute decision by the Trump administration to delay a new immigration rule is providing temporary relief to hundreds of New York health centers that faced potential funding cuts. The policy ...

Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford and Democratic officials in 20 other states filed a lawsuit challenging a new federal health insurance rule that tightens restrictions for enrolling in marketplace ...

City lawmakers funneled at least $60 million into health care and mental health programs in the upcoming budget plan, but looming federal funding cuts could vastly overshadow new investments, experts ...

Short-term insurance plans cost less than Affordable Care Act plans but come with a catch. Insurers can limit benefits or deny coverage.

A new Illinois law requiring annual mental health screenings for public school students is drawing backlash from parents, policy experts and lawmakers who warn the policy may overstep boundaries and ...

A law the N.H. Legislature passed in May could help patients on private insurance plans more quickly connect with a mental health professional. But whether the law will be enforced as written remains ...

At 10 years old, Cheryl Guerin’s son began running away from school and after-school programs, struggling with a mental health condition that overwhelmed both him and his family. For four years, they ...

Generous parental insurance can improve the mental health of new parents. However, the way the insurance is designed excludes those who need the support most. This is shown in a new doctoral thesis ...