CA native, east coast convert. Life = health policy, exploring DC, & the Red Sox.
Joined May 2008
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Christina Cousart retweeted
A4a: #ARPA’s enhanced tax credits led to historic enrollment growth in 2022, with 3M+ new enrollees and 27% growth in marketplace enrollment. Learn more: bit.ly/3wr56dT #WellnessWed
Q4: What impact did the enhanced premium tax credits have on health coverage? #WellnessWed
Christina Cousart retweeted
A4d: Health insurance marketplaces have reported notable enrollment increases for key populations due to #AmericanRescuePlan tax credits—including people living in rural areas, young adults, and people age 55 and older: bit.ly/3wr56dT #WellnessWed
Christina Cousart retweeted
A4e: Thanks to #AmericanRescuePlan tax credits, 42 states reported average net premium reductions in 2022—and in 31 states, average net premiums fell by 10% or more. Learn more: bit.ly/3wr56dT #WellnessWed
Christina Cousart retweeted
NASHP is committed to addressing #equity in our work across states—and the Emerging Leaders of Color Fellowship is central to this commitment. Learn more in this blog by @HemiTewarson. #ELCfellowship
Christina Cousart retweeted
Reminder: there is literally no evidence that labor force reductions are being caused by overly generous unemployment benefits. This is a fiction being sold by a small group of right wing business interests.
If that were the case, you would see wages rising. They are not.
South Carolina becomes the second state to cancel federal unemployment benefits money.yahoo.com/south-caroli… via @Yahoo
Christina Cousart retweeted
Our interactive tool illustrates the additional ACA premium help the COVID relief plan will provide by age, income, and state.
The benefits are particularly large for older, middle-income people in states with high premiums.
kff.org/report-section/impac…
Christina Cousart retweeted
🚨How do you reduce health spending?🚨
We are launching a new project - ‘1% Steps for Health Care Reform’. We're working with leading health policy scholars and the goal is harness research to illustrate tangible steps to reduce health care spending.
youtube.com/watch?time_conti…
Christina Cousart retweeted
Thinking of patients as 'rational' has lead to policies like cost-sharing and consumerism in health care.
But when faced with small amounts of cost-sharing-- even $10-- patients back on valuable medicines, some drop all their medicines, and many die.
nber.org/papers/w28439
Christina Cousart retweeted
If you have questions or trouble #voting tomorrow, call the #ElectionProtection hotline @866OURVOTE (866-687-8683) to speak with a live agent. #Vote
Christina Cousart retweeted
The CEO of Regeneron, whose treatment Trump is advertising, belongs to one of Trump's golf courses (and Trump has owned stock in it). The company has already received $450 million of your tax dollars from son-in-law Jared Kushner's vaccine program. cnn.com/2020/10/05/investing…
Christina Cousart retweeted
White House reporters need to stop asking for Trump to make appearances. Let the man be sick and out of it instead of feeding misinformation and false hope to millions.
Christina Cousart retweeted
Trump campaign managers since 2016
Corey Lewandowksi: arrested on misdemeanor battery charges (later dropped)
Paul Manafort: sentenced to prison
Steve Bannon: arrested on fraud charges
Kellyanne Conway: has covid
Brad Parscale: it’s complicated
Bill Stepien: has covid
Christina Cousart retweeted
Just as the #PresidentialDebate began, a Cleveland Clinic doctor walked up to a number of unmasked members of the audience on Trump’s side of the room and asked them to put on masks.
She told Bloomberg's @tylerpager they refused trib.al/Oc9Oapl
Christina Cousart retweeted
THIS WAS ON A FRIEND’S PAGE: An anguished question from a Trump supporter: ‘Why do liberals think Trump supporters are stupid?’
THE SERIOUS ANSWER: Here’s what the majority of anti-Trump voters honestly feel about Trump supporters en masse:
@realDonaldTrump
Christina Cousart retweeted
In awe by how much D.C.'s hospitality industry hustled to fuel protestors over the weekend. I talked to the bartenders, servers, and chefs who were out there despite being physically and emotionally exhausted. washingtoncitypaper.com/food…
