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Maryland Shows Big Reductions in Uninsured Children

Public News Service Andrea Sears October 28, 2015 BALTIMORE – Maryland made a huge reduction

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Health exchange looks to enroll 150,000 in private plans in 2016

A series of focus groups conducted by Annapolis-based OpinionWorks in July funded by Health Care

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Number of uninsured in Maryland, nation declines

Uninsured rate in Maryland drops to 7.9 percent.

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Just Released: US Census Data Shows Positive Impact of Affordable Care Act Across The Country

“We are seeing the lowest percentage of uninsured Americans in generations, and over 600,000

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Find the best hospital for your needs

Maryland is fortunate to have so many nationally-recognized health care institutions. Sometimes

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Guest blog post: Maryland Medicaid Redeterminations

We ALL need to pitch in to make sure our friends and neighbors who are on the Medicaid program

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Medicaid turns 50 mired in controversy

"Cutting reimbursements to doctors at this time of huge influx made no sense," says Matthew

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Medicaid at 50: Healthcare for the most vulnerable

“The Medicaid program is doing a tremendous job here to help people,” said Vincent DeMarco,

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Partnerships improve healthcare in Maryland

Baltimore Sun Op-Ed By Carmela Coyle July 1, 2015 For decades, as health care costs continued to

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Ruling has little effect on MD, but helps uninsured in PA, WV

"Marylanders who receive tax credits or cost-sharing reductions are not in danger of losing those

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Supreme Court upholds Obamacare subsidies

"Now that the outcome of King v. Burwell is clear, we must not forget the many thousands of

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Maryland Reacts to Supreme Court upholding Affordable Care Act subsidies

"The rest of America can rest easy that their health care would not be undermined," DeMarco said.

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Republican governors are backing tobacco taxes; how about Hogan?

The Republican governors and legislatures of Nevada, Kansas and Louisiana should inspire Republican

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Western Maryland health officials discuss obamacare, now 5 years old

The Western Maryland Health System's change from volume-based health care to value-based health

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Maryland legislature considered many tax increases

“(We should) increase prices for tobacco to drive down the usage,” said Bill Sponsor Bill

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Hogan must fund healthcare

The General Assembly has done its job. But now Governor Hogan must act to keep Maryland's health

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Letter to the Editor, Baltimore Sun

Baltimore Sun March 30, 2015 Deep in The Sun’s article about the Maryland Health Benefit

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Maryland Senate passes 2016 budget

The Maryland Health Care for All! Coalition also released a statement, saying the budget continues

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City’s top health official advocates for cigarette tax hike

  WBAL NBC February 25, 2015 By Jennifer Franciotti BALTIMORE —Baltimore City’s

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Dollar-a-pack cigarette tax hike proposed, despite Hogan pledge

Madaleno believes that an increase tax on cigarettes could provide necessary funds to support the