The ACA and Health Policy at the Supreme Court with Katie Keith

Since its inception, the Affordable Care Act (ACA) has faced
legal challenges. With the law on the books for more than 10
years, the measure is still facing litigation.


Cases currently pending before the Supreme Court include Section
1557, the ACA’s primary nondiscrimination provision. The court is
still considering to take on additional cases against the ACA
related to the health insurance tax and hospital reimbursement
policies.


To discuss and make sense of the myriad challenges and lawsuits,
Georgetown University's Katie Keith joins Health Affairs' Senior
Editor Chris Fleming on Health Affairs This Week. Together, they
review the latest ACA challenges [and litigation] and where the
courts may take the measure.


Related Links:


ACA Litigation Round-Up: What's Resolved, What's On Hold, And
What's Still Moving? (Health Affairs Blog)

Cummings v. Premier Rehab Keller, P.L.L.C. (SCOTUSblog)

CVS Health Partners With Disability Community In Commitment
To Affordable And Equitable Access To Health Care

Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization (SCOTUSblog)

Supreme Court Whether 340B Hospitals Retain Discounts on
Medicare Part B Drugs (Commonwealth Fund)



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