Charge of the Right Brigade? Communities, Coverage, and Care for the Uninsured

Lawrence D. Brown and Beth Stevens

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Abstract: Local communities tend to find it easier to expand care than to extend coverage. To study this issue, the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation funded projects in 14 communities to expand health coverage and improve care for their uninsured residents.

Keywords: Insurance Coverage; Safety-Net Systems; State/Local Issues; Health Spending (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 12
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