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How can minorities better navigate the healthcare system?

Helping minorities navigate the cost of life-saving medications

How are we to help our most vulnerable neighbors—the un- or under-insured, the elderly, and children—when they have chronic illnesses? What can we do to help them get the prescription medications they need when the cost is often beyond their ability to pay? Take for instance, the cost of the cancer drug Bavencio: a three […]

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Children suffer when their parents are uninsured

Health Insurance The Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP), established in 1997, increased Federal and State funding for children’s public health insurance. A new study selected a sample of Oregon parents who participated in a statewide survey to better understand coverage access for Oregon children and conducted 53 interviews with them. The interviews found that a

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ACA Enrollment is upon us: Notes about being a smart shopper

**Let me start this post by being the first to state that I am only speaking on my personal experiences of reviewing the plans, and specifically the 2014 plans from when we were writing the ‘Healthcare Woes’ report. As I am writing this now I am meandering through the current enrollment site to see what

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