Health Reform Summit for Faith Leaders
April 23, 2013
May 14th 8:30-10:30AM We know faith leaders are likely to field alot of questions about new health insurance options when changes in federal health reform go into effect later this year and early next. We want to help prepare faith leaders, parish nurses, ministry groups and others to answer those questions. Please join us for this free event!... Read more »
Maryland Takes the Lead on Health Reform
March 27, 2013
...Maryland was among the nation's first to move full throttle to implement the Affordable Care Act. The decision puts the state well out ahead in expanding access to some 300,000 people who will qualify for free or subsidized health insurance as of 2014, according to Suzanne Schlattman, Deputy Director for Development and Community Outreach, Maryland Citizens' Health Initiative Education Fund, Inc.... Read more »
Maryland will vigorously enroll the uninsured, starting October
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Media Roundtable on the Affordable Care Act
March 8, 2013
Thursday March 14, 2013 11:00AM 5900 Metro Drive Seton Business Park Baltimore, MD 21215 Those who are most likely to benefit from new health insurance options in the Affordable Care Act are least likely to know about them. Health Care for All! has joined with Advocates for Children and Youth, the Maryland Health Connection and ... Read more »
Maryland remains ahead in implementing health care reforms
November 5, 2012
Maryland is better prepared than most states to implement the reforms, said Vincent DeMarco, president of the Baltimore-based nonprofit Health Care for All.... Read more »
Maryland wins big grant for its insurance marketplace
August 27, 2012
Maryland gets $123 million in federal money to build health insurance exchange Baltimore Sun August 23, 2012 By Meredith Cohn Maryland secured $123 million of federal funding to launch its health insurance exchange, the cornerstone of President Barack Obama’s health care reform, state officials announced Thursday. The money will help build the marketplace, now formally called the Maryland ... Read more »
