Blog
Medicaid Expansion Could Close Coverage Gap for 409,000 Georgians
A new report from the Kaiser Family Foundation provides the latest evidence of the importance of expanding Medicaid in Georgia.…
Health Justice
Research and analysis to ensure all Georgians have a fair and full opportunity to be healthy.
Latest on Health Justice
Blog
U.S. Census: Health Care Access for Georgians Among the Worst in U.S.
Georgia continues to rank near the bottom for access to health insurance and the growth in Georgia’s uninsured rate continues…
Blog
Michigan Poised to Join 24 States Embracing Medicaid Expansion
Yet another state with a GOP governor is moving forward with a bipartisan plan to take advantage of billions of…
Blog
Health Insurance Marketplace No Substitute for Medicaid Expansion
You may have seen recent published claims that Georgians left without health insurance as a result of the state’s failure…
Blog
Report: Medicaid Expansion Good for Georgia Workers
Expanding Medicaid eligibility to cover more uninsured adults beginning in 2014 would benefit Georgians from all walks of life, urban…
Report
GBPI 2014 Primer: Health Care
Georgia is budgeting about $4 billion for health care in 2014, the second largest category of state investment. More than…
Blog
Georgia can blaze own path to expand Medicaid coverage
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution features Georgia Budget and Policy Institute’s Director of Health Policy Timothy Sweeney’s op-ed on Medicaid expansion in…
Blog
Medicaid Expansion Could be a Lifeline for Veterans
Memorial Day is one day we set aside to honor service members who lost their lives to protect this country’s…
Fact Sheet
Georgia Veterans Would Gain Health Coverage Through Expansion
If Georgia expands Medicaid in 2014, nearly 25,000 uninsured veterans and 7,000 of their spouses could get health coverage. That…
Search all research
View All ResearchGet Involved
Help create a more just and equitable Georgia
Join a campaign, share your story or come to an event. There are many ways to help translate policy research to meaningful change.