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Weil, Alan R. and James R. Tallon, Jr., “The States’ Role in National Health Reform,” In The Journal ofLaw, Medicine & Ethics, Vol. 36:4, Winter 2008.Weil, Alan R., “How Far Can States Take Health Reform?” in Health Affairs, May/June 2008.Weil, Alan and Louis F. Rossiter, “The Role of Medicaid,” Restoring Fiscal Sanity 2007: The HealthSpending Challenge, edited by Alice M. Rivlin and Joseph R. Antos. Washington, DC: The BrookingsInstitution. 2007.Weil, Alan, “A Health Plan to Reduce Poverty,” The Future of Children: The Next Generation ofAntipoverty Policies,” Vol. 17, No. 2, Fall 2007.Weil, Alan, “Next Steps for Tennessee: A Conversation with Gov. Phil Bredesen,” Health Affairs WebExclusive, July/August 2007.Holahan, John, and Alan Weil, “Medicaid – the Need for Reform,” Federal Reserve Bank of St. LouisRegional Economic Development, Vol. 3, No. 1, 2007.Weil, Alan, “Comments on Aaron’s ‘It’s Health Care, Stupid!’ Why Control of Health Care Spending IsVital for Long-Term Fiscal Stability.” In Wanting It All: The Challenge of Reforming the U.S. Health CareSystem, (based on a conference held in June 2005), edited by Jane Sneddon Little. Boston, MA:Federal Reserve Bank of Boston. 2007Holahan, John and Alan Weil, “Toward Real Medicaid Reform,” Health Affairs Web Exclusive, March/April2007.Weil, Alan, Sonya Schwarz, Robert Mollica, “Ideas for Managing Costs and Improving Care Delivery forHigh-Cost Medicaid Beneficiaries,” Portland, ME: NASHP, January 2007.Schwartz, Sonya, Shelly Gehshan, Alan Weil, et al., “Moving Beyond the Tug of War: Improving MedicaidFiscal Integrity,” Portland, ME: NASHP, August 2006.Blumberg, Linda, John Holahan, Alan Weil, et al., “Toward Universal Coverage in Massachusetts,” Reportfor the Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts Foundation, January 2006.Holahan, John and Linda J. Blumberg, Alan Weil, Lisa-Clemans-Cope, Matthew Buettgens, Fredric Blavinand Stephen Zuckerman, “Roadmap to Coverage: Synthesis of Findings,” Report for the Blue Cross BlueShield of Massachusetts Foundation, October 2005.Weil, Alan, “Implementing Tax Credits for Affordable Health Insurance Coverage,” Report for the BlueCross Blue Shield of Massachusetts Foundation, October 2005.Weil, Alan, “You Can Get There From Here: Implementing the Roadmap to Coverage,” Report for theBlue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts Foundation, October 2005.Blumberg, Linda J., John Holahan, Alan Weil, Lisa Clelmans-Cope, Matthew Buettgens, Fredric Blavinand Stephen Zuckerman, “Building the Roadmap to Coverage: Policy Choices and the Cost andCoverage Implications,” Report for the Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts Foundation, June 2005.Weil, Alan, “Chipping Away At The Uninsured” Health Affairs, Vol. 23, No. 5, September/October 2004.Weil, Alan, “Assessing Welfare Reform in the United States.” In Welfare Reform: A ComparativeAssessment of the French and U.S. Experiences, edited by Neil Gilbert and Antoine Parent. NewBrunswick, N.J.: Transaction Publishers. 2004.Finegold, Kenneth, Stephanie Schardin, Elaine Maag, Rebecca Steinbach, David Merriman and AlanWeil, “Social Program Spending and State Fiscal Crises,” Washington, D.C.: Urban Institute Assessingthe New Federalism Occasional Paper 70, November 2003.

Holahan, John, Alan Weil and Joshua Wiener, “Which Way For Federalism And Health Policy?” HealthAffairs Web Exclusive, July 16, 2003.Holahan, John, Alan Weil and Joshua Wiener, editors, Federalism and Health Policy, Washington, D.C.:Urban Institute Press. 2003.Holahan, John, Alan Weil and Joshua Wiener, “Federalism and Health Policy: An Overview.” InFederalism and Health Policy, edited by John Holahan, Alan Weil and Joshua Wiener. Washington, D.C.:Urban Institute Press. 2003.Weil, Alan and Ian Hill, “The State Children’s Health Insurance Program: A New Approach to Federalism.”In Federalism and Health Policy, edited by John Holahan, Alan Weil and Joshua Wiener. Washington,D.C.: Urban Institute Press. 2003.Weil, Alan, John Holahan and Joshua Wiener, “Improving the Federal System of Health Care Coverage.”In Federalism and Health Policy, edited by John Holahan, Alan Weil and Joshua Wiener. Washington,D.C.: Urban Institute Press. 2003.Holahan, John and Alan Weil, “Block Grants Are the Wrong Prescription for Medicaid.” Urban InstituteHealth Policy Online, May 27, 2003.Weil, Alan, "There's Something about Medicaid" Health Affairs, Vol. 22, No. 1, January/February 2003.Weil, Alan, "Rethinking Work Requirements." Washington, D.C.: The Urban Institute. Assessing the NewFederalism Short Takes on Welfare Policy Number 8, June 2002.Weil, Alan, “Ten Things Everyone Should Know about Welfare Reform.” Washington, D.C.: The UrbanInstitute. Assessing the New Federalism Policy Brief A-52, May 2002.Weil, Alan and Kenneth Finegold, "Welfare Reform: TANF Reauthorization." Spectrum: The Journal ofState Government, Vol. 75, No. 2, Spring 2002.Weil, Alan and Kenneth Finegold, editors, Welfare Reform: The Next Act, Washington, D.C.: UrbanInstitute Press. 2002.Weil, Alan and John Holahan, "Health Insurance, Welfare and Work." In Welfare Reform: The Next Act,edited by Alan Weil and Kenneth Finegold. Washington, D.C.: Urban Institute Press. 2002.Weil, Alan, “Program Redesign by States in the Wake of Welfare Reform: Making Sense of the Effects ofDevolution.” In For Better and For Worse: Welfare Reform and the Well-Being of Children and Families,edited by Greg Duncan and P. Lindsay Chase-Lansdale. New York: Russell Sage Foundation Press.2002.Weil, Alan and John Holahan, "Health Insurance, Welfare and Work," Washington, D.C.: The BrookingsInstitution. Welfare Reform and Beyond, Policy Brief No. 11, December 2001; also appears in WelfareReform and Beyond: The Future of the Safety Net, edited by Isabel V. Sawhill, R. Kent Weaver, RonHaskins and Andrea Kane. Washington, D.C.: Brookings Institution. 2002.Weil, Alan, "Public Administration Barriers to Expanding Integrated Care Models" Health Affairs, Vol. 20,No. 6, November/December 2001.Weil, Alan, "Expanding Access through Public Coverage: Permitting Families to Use Tax Credits to Buyinto Medicaid or SCHIP" Inquiry, Vol. 38, No. 2, Summer 2001.Weil, Alan, "The Medical Security System: A Proposal to Ensure Health Insurance Coverage for AllAmericans." In Covering America: Real Remedies for the Uninsured, edited by Jack A. Meyer and ElliotK. Wicks. Washington, D.C.: Economic and Social Research Institute. June 2001.Weil, Alan, “Increments Toward What?” Health Affairs, Vol. 20, No. 1, January/February 2001.

Weil, Alan, “Buying into Public Coverage: Expanding Access by Permitting Families to Use Tax Credits toBuy into Medicaid or CHIP Programs,” Report Series from The Commonwealth Fund Task Force on theFuture of Health Insurance, December 2000.Wigton, Alyssa, and Alan Weil, “’Foreword’ for Snapshots of America’s Families II: A View of the Nationand 13 States from the National Survey of America's Families.” Washington, D.C.: The Urban Institute,Assessing the New Federalism, October 2000.Kenney, Genevieve M., Frank C. Ullman and Alan Weil, “Three Years into SCHIP: What States Are andAre Not Spending.” Washington, D.C.: The Urban Institute. Assessing the New Federalism Policy Brief A44, September 2000.Rogers, Diane Lim, and Alan Weil, “Welfare Reform and the Role of Tax Policy.” National Tax Journal,Vol. 53, No. 3, September 2000.Weil, Alan. “Emerging Trends in Medicaid: Eligibility and Enrollment.” Paper presented at InvitationalMeeting of the Assistant Secretary for Planning and Evaluation, U.S. Department of Health and HumanServices, Washington, D.C., September 14, 2000.Weil, Alan. “Comment on Chapters 7 and 8.” In The Changing Hospital Industry: Comparing Not-for-Profitand For-Profit Institutions, edited by David M. Cutler, Chicago: University of Chicago Press. 2000.Weil, Alan, “The New Child Health Insurance Program: A Carefully Crafted Compromise.” Paperpresented at Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation Conference entitled “Options for Expanding HealthInsurance Coverage: What Difference do Different Approaches Make?,” Washington, D.C., Feb. 17,1999.Weil, Alan, Joshua M. Wiener, and John Holahan, “’Assessing the New Federalism’ And State HealthPolicy.” Health Affairs, Vol. 17, No. 6, November/December 1998.Kondratas, Anna, Alan Weil, and Naomi Goldstein, “Assessing the New Federalism: An Introduction.”Health Affairs, Vol. 17, No. 3, May/June 1998.Weil, Alan, “The New Children’s Health Insurance Program: Should States Expand Medicaid?”Washington, D.C.: The Urban Institute. Assessing the New Federalism Policy Brief A-13. 1997.Weil, Alan. "The Limitations of State Capacity to Effect Reform: A Colorado Perspective." In Preparing fora Changing Healthcare Marketplace: Lessons from the Field; The Richard and Hinda Rosenthal Lectures,1993-1994. Washington, D.C.: National Academy Press. 1995.MISCELLANEOUSAdmitted to legal practice in Massachusetts and Colorado.Denver Business Journal, Who’s Who in Health Care, 1993-96.Modern Healthcare, Up and Comers, 1996.Modern Healthcare, Up and Comers Yearbook 1987-2006 “Star Student”Expert witness in U.S. ex rel. Baker v. Community Health Systems, Inc.MEDIANational Public Radio appearances in 2012: All Things Considered, Morning Edition, Supreme CourtSpecial Coverage, and Diane Rehm Show. On air interviews conducted by Melissa Block, ReneeMontagne, Julie Rovner, Audie Cornish, Jennifer Ludden, and Yuki Noguchi.National Media Citations in 2012: Washington Post, Wall Street Journal, PoliticoREPRESENTATIVE PRESENTATIONSI deliver dozens of presentations each year. The list that follows provides a representative sampling ofthose presentations from recent years organized by audience type.Congressional Testimony

Testimony before the Subcommittee on Health, Committee on Ways and Means, U.S. House ofRepresentatives, on “State Coverage Initiatives: Lessons for the Nation” (July 15, 2008)Testimony before the Subcommittee on Health Care, Committee on Finance, US Senate, on “CoveringUninsured Children: The Impact of the August 17 CHIP Directive” (April 9, 2008)Testimony before the Subcommittee on Health, Committee on Energy and Commerce, U.S. House ofRepresentatives, on “Covering the Uninsured Through the Eyes of a Child” (March 1, 2007)Testimony before the Committee on the Budget, U.S. House of Representatives, on “Department ofHealth and Human Services Budget Priorities Fiscal Year 2005” (February 26, 2004)Testimony before the Subcommittee on Public Health, Committee on Health, Education, Labor andPensions, U.S. Senate, on “Health Care and the Uninsured” (March 12, 2002)Testimony before the Subcommittee on Health, Committee on Energy and Commerce, U.S. House ofRepresentatives, on “The Uninsured and Affordable Health Care Coverage” (February 28, 2002)Testimony before the Subcommittee on Labor-Management Relations, Committee on Education andLabor, U.S. House of Representatives, on “Oversight Hearings on the Administration’s Health CareProposal” (October 26, 1993)Members of Congress and StaffParticipated in a panel entitled "Health Care: Where Do We Go From Here?" at the Bipartisan Programfor Newly Elected Members of Congress at the John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard, inCambridge, MA (December 1, 2010)Presented on a panel entitled "SCHIP 101 and Reauthorization Issues" at the National Health PolicyForum's Medicaid and Medicare Briefing for new Congressional Staff (February 23, 2007)Moderated a session entitled "State Coverage Innovations: Achievements and Trade-offs" at theCommonwealth Fund's Bipartisan Congressional Health Policy Conference in Miami, FL (January 13,2007)Presented "Medicaid: Insuring Low-Income Children, Workers and High Health Risk Individuals" at theCommonwealth Fund's Bipartisan Congressional Health Policy Conference in Aventura, FL (January 14,2006)Presented "A Realistic Discussion of Medicaid Options" at the National Health Policy Forum annualMedicare and Medicaid briefings for Congressional staff (January 14, 2005)Federal Policy CommunityParticipated in a plenary panel entitled “Innovations in Health Equity and Health Systems Transformation”that the 8 National Conference on Quality Health Care for Culturally Diverse Populations in Sacramento,CA (March 14, 2013)Participated in a plenary panel entitled “Implementing Consumer-Friendly Exchanges“ at the FamiliesthUSA 16 Annual Conference “Health Action 2011” in Washington, DC (January 28, 2011)Presented "Implementing Health Reform: New Roles for States" at the first public meeting of the Medicaidand CHIP Payment and Access Commission (MACPAC) in Washington, DC (September 24, 2010)Participated in a panel entitled "Making Reform Real: Overview of State Efforts" at which I presented"How Are States Approaching Quality Improvement?" at the National Quality Forum Spring PolicyConference “Beyond Reform: Healthcare Quality’s Next Chapter,” held in Baltimore, MD (March 3-4,2010)

Delivered a plenary address "A State Health Systems Improvement Approach to Health InformationTechnology" at the Health IT Summit for Government Leaders, held in Washington, DC (February 3,2010)Participated in a panel entitled "Making the Most of Health Reform in the States" at the Families USAHealth Action 2010 Conference in Washington, DC (January 28, 2010)Participated as a panelist at a session entitled “Lessons on Individual and Small Group Market Reform:What Can We Learn from the Connector About the Potential for a National Exchange?” as part of aconference at Harvard University’s Kennedy School of Government entitled “Massachusetts Health CareReform: What Are the Lessons for National Reform?,” Cambridge, MA (April 22, 2009)Moderator for a session “Young and Uninsured: Closing the Gap for the Invisible & the Ineligible” atAcademyHealth’s 2008 National Health Policy Conference, Washington, DC (February 4, 2008)Moderator for a panel on "State and Local Health Reform" at the First National Congress on the Un andUnderinsured "From Practical Local and Regional Solutions to State and National Health Reform" held inWashington, DC (December 12, 2007)Presented "Current Efforts and/or Solutions for the Future" at the US Women's Chamber of CommerceNational Leadership Summit "Access to Health: An American Value Issue" (January 31, 2006)Presented a response to Henry Aaron's paper "The U.S. Health Care System and U.S. Fiscal Stability" atthe Federal Reserve Bank of Boston’s Conference “Wanting it All: The Challenge of U.S. Health SystemReform.” (June 17, 2005)Moderated a panel entitled "Making Medicaid Work for the 21st Century" at a briefing for federal officialssponsored by the National Health Policy Forum in Washington, DC (February 18, 2005)State LegislatorsProvided invited testimony to a Joint Session of the Kentucky House and Senate Health Committees onimplementation of the Affordable Care Act in Frankfort, KY (February 7, 2013)Provided invited testimony before a Joint Session of the New Mexico State Legislature at a hearingentitled "The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act: Considerations for Legislators" in Santa Fe, NM(January 24, 2013)Delivered the keynote address entitled "Legislating in a Time of Reform" at the Colorado Health Institute'sHot Issues in Health Care Legislative Conference "Implementing the Federal Patient Protection andAffordable Care Act (PPACA): The State's Role" in Colorado Springs, CO (November 11, 2010)Presented "Coordinating State Roles for Effective Implementation of Federal Health Care Reform" for theWisconsin Legislature Special Committee on Health Care Reform Implementation (August 19, 2010)Offered testimony "Opportunities for States in Federal Health Care Reform" at a Joint Hearing of theCalifornia Senate Health Committee and Assembly Health Committee entitled "Implementation of FederalHealth Care Reform" in Sacramento (May 12, 2010)Presented an overview of how states are dealing with financial pressures in their Medicaid programs at abiennial meeting sponsored by Georgia State University for new and returning Georgia legislators(December 13, 2004)State Policy CommunityPanelist for “Medicaid Expansion: Is It Good Public Policy for Utah,” sponsored by the Sutherland Institutein Salt Lake City, UT (May 21, 2013)

Delivered keynote address entitled “Lessons from Other States’ Implementation of the ACA” at the 17Annual Conference of the Insure the Uninsured Project in Sacramento, CA (February 5, 2013)thDelivered keynote address entitled “Looking Ahead: The Impact of Health Reform on Access” at theHealth Policy Institute of Ohio forum in Columbus, OH (October 3, 2012)Delivered keynote address entitled “An Exchange is an Exchange is an Exchange” at the St. Luke’sHealth Initiative Public Meeting on Insurance Exchanges in Phoenix, AZ (September 16, 2011)Delivered keynote address entitled “The State Role in Pursuing Health Care Value” at the LouisianaHealth Care Quality Forum 2011 Spring Summit “Better Ways To Pay for Health Care: From Volume toValue” in Baton Rouge, LA (June 9, 2011)Delivered keynote address entitled “An American Approach to Implementing Health Reform: MovingBeyond Red and Blue States” at the Maine Health Access Foundation Annual Meeting in Augusta, ME(April 21, 2011)Presented “Coordinating State Roles for Effective Implementation of Federal Health Care Reform” atGeorgians for a Healthy Future Conference entitled “Health Care Unscrambled: A Look Ahead to the2011 Legislative Session” in Atlanta, GA (December 7, 2010)Presented "Managing Care in the U.S." at the "Making Medicaid Better Forum" hosted by the LouisianaDepartment of Health and Hospitals in Baton Rouge, LA (November 17, 2010)Moderated the final of three days of public hearings required by Massachusetts Statute (M.G.L. c. 118G)on Health Care Provider and Payer Costs and Cost Trends (March 19, 2010)Delivered the opening address at the meeting "Prospects for Health Care Coverage in 2010: Options andPriorities for California" sponsored by the Center for Health Improvement and the California Health CareFoundation held in Sacramento (February 4, 2010)Presented “Will Health Care Get a Face Lift?” and “States Rx for Health Reform” at the Council on StateGovernments Annual Conference in La Quinta, CA (Nov. 12-13, 2009)Presented "Why National Health Reform is an Oxymoron" as the 2009 Charlene Rydell Lectureship at theMaine Development Foundation's Policy Leaders' Academy, Legislative Policy Forum on Health Care,Augusta, Maine (January 30, 2009)Participated in a panel “Can State and Federal Reform be Complimentary?” for the “Summit of Leaders The State’s Role in Driving National Health Reform Conference” at the Oregon Health Forum, Portland,Oregon (January 8, 2009)Delivered the keynote address and moderated a panel of Florida Stakeholders at the conference “LookingBack, Looking Ahead: Medicaid Reform in Florida,” sponsored by the Jessie Ball duPont Fund and theFlorida Philanthropic Network, Tampa, FL (October 15, 2008)Presented “State & Federal Perspectives” at United Hospital Fund’s “New Opportunities, Tough Choices:Health Care in New York” Symposium in New York City (December 4, 2007)Delivered an address on the topic of "Government: Taking the Lead?" at the Dorsey Hughes Symposiumin Beaver Creek, Colorado (July 26, 2007)Moderated a panel discussion on Health Reform Efforts in Other States at the one year anniversary eventof the enactment of health reform in Massachusetts, a meeting entitled "Massachusetts Health Reform:Progress, Prognosis, and Possibility" held at the John F. Kennedy Library in Boston (May 14, 2007)Delivered a plenary address, "Measuring Success to Create Success" at the CMS Systems Changeconference entitled "Transforming Systems: Keys to Success" in Baltimore, MD (April 11, 2006)

Delivered the keynote address, "A National Perspective on State Health Reform" at the Arizona HealthCare Forecast 2006: Crisis or Opportunity Conference sponsored by the St. Luke's Health Initiatives inPhoenix, AZ (December 9, 2005)Moderated a day-long session at the University of Utah to consider how to achieve major expansions inhealth care coverage for Utah (May 3, 2005)InternationalPresented “Averting the Federalism Cliff: Redesigning the Federal-State Relationship in the Context ofththe Affordable Care Act” at the 5 International Jerusalem Conference on Health Policy in Jerusalem,Israel (June 4, 2013)Presented “Intergovernmental Health Care Financing in the United States” at the Center for Strategic andInternational Studies (CSIS) joint roundtable with the China National Health Development ResearchCenter (CNHDRC) on healthcare reforms in the United States and China in Beijing, China (May 23, 2011)AcademiaPanelist on “Whither Health Reform? A View From The States” at the National Academy of PublicAdministration Fall Conference (October 5, 2012)Panelist on “State and Federal Health Care Implementation Strategies” at the NYU Annual Survey ofAmerican Law symposium “The Affordable Care Act: The Constitutionality of Reform, Its Implementationand Implications” (February 17, 2012)Presented “State Policy and VBID” at the 2011 V-BID Center Symposium: The State of Value-BasedInsurance Design at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor (November 16, 2011)Presented “Why Don’t States Love the Fiscal Terms of the Afforda

Weil, Alan, Adi Shafir, and Sarabeth Zemel, "Health Insurance Exchange Basics," Portland, ME: NASHP, February 2011 Weil, Alan, "In Search Of A General Theory Of Medicaid," (Book Review) Health Affairs, November 2010. Weil, Alan, Raymond C. Scheppach "New Roles For States In Health Reform Implementation," Health Affairs, June 2010.