Coverage, Affordability and Reform (March 2010)

Publications

This issue of HealthTakes analyzes how the new law affects Arizona, in light of the dizzying array of changes that have occurred ...

High costs alone are enough to make anyone dizzy. How can health care and health insurance be understood now when tight budgets ...

The Arizona Primary Care Workgroup was convened in Summer 2008 as a result of Executive Order 2008-03 to develop a healthcare ...

According to research by the federal Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, about $23.576 billion was spent on health care by ...

There are many factors that influence the health status of individuals and communities. Among these is access to health care. In ...

The impact of high medical cost burdens affects communities differently.

In the ongoing debate over options for health system reform, stakeholders such as insurance industry representatives, hospital ...

Uninsured children are more likely to be in fair or poor health than their insured counterparts. To no great surprise, they have ...

Arizona residents are less likely to receive health insurance coverage through an employer, and more likely to be uninsured or to ...

Outside the Box: Surprising Health Care Reform Possibilities, Built on Common Ground Health Coverage for All Arizonans — A Report ...