November 12, 2024• News
More than 67,000 young adults in Maryland have obtained health insurance through the
March 26, 2024• In the News
March 23, 2024Rob FlaksWMDT Excerpt: “Maryland was one of the first to get the exchange running
December 14, 2023• In the News
Baltimore Sun, Letter to the EditorVincent DeMarcoDecember 13, 2023 Excerpt: “Maryland’s
December 11, 2023• News
New analysis documents how expansion of insurance coverage has reduced the cost of uncompensated
June 1, 2023• In the News
The ACA has reduced number of uninsured, and state can build on efforts to boost insurance
March 21, 2023• News
March 21, 2023Contact: Vincent DeMarco Legislature Making Major Progress Toward Having All
February 27, 2023• In the News
- Young and healthy people enrolling in health care are key to keeping premiums down across the
February 15, 2023• News
“Many of those uninsured people are eligible and unenrolled. That’s why the Easy Enrollment
February 10, 2023 Excerpt: “This Easy Enrollment that we’ve implemented in Maryland is
February 8, 2023 By Rob Flaks Excerpt: “This will help thousands of people presently uninsured
February 10, 2023 Excerpt: “Just check a box on your 502 and 502 B state tax forms indicating
February 10, 2023 Excerpt: “120,000 Marylanders have used that checkoff box on their tax returns.
February 10, 2023 Excerpt: “When you file your tax returns…if you think you might be eligible
February 10, 2023 Excerpt: “I know first-hand just how essential having high quality, affordable
February 1, 2023• In the News, News
January 31, 2023By Kevin McManus Excerpt: “The Maryland Health Care For All Coalition says
Jan 31, 2023By: WMAR Staff ANNAPOLIS, Md. — Health care for all, that’s the goal of a new
July 6, 2022• In the News
"The more information the public has, the better."
April 25, 2022• News
Helping more Marylanders get coverage, improving their health and peace of mind, is the right thing
November 19, 2021• News
The Build Back Better Act will provide enormous new health benefits for Americans, and we applaud
November 1, 2021• News
As open enrollment for state health insurance kicks off Monday, health advocates and local leaders
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