Publications and Releases

The Initiative’s resources can guide needed action to support the health of all people in Georgia. Reports and other resources are included below to inform and inspire efforts to create the Georgia we all deserve.

Publication Spotlight

Insights on Medicaid in Georgia

Starting in 2025, the Initiative launched its annual publication of Insights on Medicaid in Georgia, highlighting key data and updated information and insights shaping Georgia’s Medicaid program. Click below to find out more and access all released editions.

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August 2026, Issue Brief

Perspectives on Health and the Health Care System: Views of Likely Voters in Georgia

This Initiative publication features polling conducted by the School of Public and International Affairs Survey Research Center (SRC) at the University of Georgia. It highlights how likely voters view health and the health care system, alongside first-hand accounts from people across Georgia who shared their experiences accessing and navigating our health care system.

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August 2026, Polling

Georgia Voters’ Perceptions and Priorities on Health Care: 2026 Polling Results

View our commissioned statewide poll administered by the SRC. Polling results include the complete data broken down by demographic categories including age, sex, geography, political ideology, and political party.

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August 2026, Methods

Research Methodology

Access an overview of the methodology used for the commissioned research, including a statewide poll of likely voters administered by the SRC and focus groups conducted by PerryUndem, a nonpartisan research firm.

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February 2026, Report

Progress Towards Vitality: A Review of Maternal Health Financing Mechanisms in Georgia

As a core partner and on behalf of the Maternal Health Vitality Think Tank, this commissioned research, conducted by NORC at the University of Chicago, maps financing for maternal health in Georgia supported through federal, state, and philanthropic investments.  

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November 2025, Report

Impact of Federal Policy Changes to Georgia’s Health Care Landscape

Featuring analysis from Manatt Health Strategies, this report analyzes the projected impact of H.R.1’s Medicaid and Marketplace (Georgia Access) provisions—and the expected expiration of eAPTCs—on Georgia’s health coverage landscape, health care delivery system, and broader economy.

View the report’s Supplemental Analysis Page here.

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September 2025, Report

Progress Towards Vitality: A 10-Year Retrospective Analysis of Systems Focused Efforts to Improve Maternal Health in Georgia

Our commissioned retrospective analysis, conducted by NORC at the University of Chicago, examines improvements made in Georgia’s maternal health system and offers up opportunities that remain.   

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May 2025, Report

The Public Health Emergency Medicaid Unwinding: Georgia’s Redeterminations Experience

Promising practices and lessons learned during the unwinding of Georgia’s Medicaid coverage can help the state now and in the future. Research conducted by Health Management Associates and PerryUndem.

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December 2024, Message Guide

Communicating About Health Equity in Georgia

Published by Spitfire Strategies and Lake Research Partners, sharing out findings from health equity messaging research conducted.

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June 2024, Impact Investing Report

Investing in Community

Highlights how impact investing can advance health equity and foster well-being in communities across Georgia.

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March 2024, Report

REMI’s Economic Impacts of Medicaid Expansion in Georgia

Analysis conducted by Regional Economic Models, Inc. (REMI), shows the projected job growth and economic impact if Medicaid were expanded in Georgia.

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March 2024, Issue Brief

Georgia’s Projected Economic Growth from Medicaid Expansion

Issue brief highlighting key findings from the REMI report.

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February 2024, Report

Closing the Coverage Gap

Explores strategies and approaches for expanding Medicaid Coverage in Georgia.

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