Would-be insurance subscribers are wrestling with complicated, high-stakes decisions as the clock ticks down.
A seven-part series following the implementation of the Affordable Care Act through the lens of one health clinic in Newark, New Jersey.
Would-be insurance subscribers are wrestling with complicated, high-stakes decisions as the clock ticks down.
The Affordable Care Act is a hit — according to the Congressional Budget Office. But there are holes in the data.
With Medicaid expansion, patients may finally get the care they need. But many have complex health problems after years of limited care.
If the Affordable Care Act has provided greater access to insurance and health care providers, why is Newark's largest health center worried its doors might be closing?
Patients with expensive, chronic conditions are already seeing painfully familiar challenges with the insurance marketplace.
The ACA bars undocumented immigrants from the new marketplace, creating complications for Latino families with mixed status.
A backlog in Medicaid applications has plagued county welfare divisions all year.
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