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Why Do Some U.S. States Support Elders Better Than Others?
Charles Lockhart, April 2013
Cities and Regions, Aging Society, Medicare & Medicaid, Social Security
How to Make Sure Health Reform Offers Affordable Insurance to All Low Income Families
Kelsey McCowan Heilman, April 2013
Medicare & Medicaid, Health Care Reform, Health Care Delivery
Why Private Insurance Vouchers Cannot Replace Medicare
Judith Feder, September 2012
Medicare & Medicaid, Health Care Reform
Debunking Common Myths about Health Reform
Katherine Swartz, September 2012
Medicare & Medicaid, Health Care Reform, Media and Public Opinion
Could a New Republican President Stop ObamaCare and Roll Back Medicaid without Congressional Legislation?
Frank J. Thompson, September 2012
Medicare & Medicaid, Health Care Reform, Election 2012
Community Health Clinics - The Hidden Health Revolution
Lawrence R. Jacobs, August 2012
Medicare & Medicaid, Health Care Reform
The Ryan Budget and Medicare - Headed the Wrong Way
Larry Polivka, July 2012
Public Budgets and Taxes, Medicare & Medicaid
Why the Republican-Ryan Plan for Medicaid Would Hurt the Most Vulnerable and Put the Fifty States in a Bind
Colleen M. Grogan, July 2012
Public Budgets and Taxes, Medicare & Medicaid
Why Turning Medicare into Vouchers Will Not Work
Theodore R. Marmor, May 2012
Medicare & Medicaid
Using the Private Sector to Deliver Public Benefits
Andrea Louise Campbell and Kimberly Morgan, May 2012
Medicare & Medicaid
The Vital Role of Medicaid in American Health Care
Colleen M. Grogan, May 2012
Medicare & Medicaid, Health Care Reform
The High Stakes for Health Care in Election 2012
Theda Skocpol, May 2012
Medicare & Medicaid, Health Care Reform, Election 2012
The Moral and Economic Case for Health Insurance
Jennifer Prah Ruger, April 2012
Medicare & Medicaid, Health Care Reform
Aging Networks Can Improve Long-Term Care and Lower Costs
Larry Polivka, January 2012
Aging Society, Medicare & Medicaid