May 26, 2022• In the News
"The bill passed this year would require the state to apply to the federal government for an
December 9, 2020• News
MarylandReporter.com spoke with Maryland Citizens’ Health Initiative President Vincent DeMarco
October 30, 2020• News
Maryland will open enrollment Sunday for health insurance plans created under the Affordable Care
June 6, 2019• News
Maryland will enroll people in health coverage, which could be free for many, via state tax
May 14, 2019• News
Proponents of the tax return question believe it could help at least 100,000 Marylanders enroll in
May 13, 2019• News
A major innovation to enroll the eligible uninsured is being enacted on a bipartisan basis in
Marylanders can now enroll in health insurance via their state income tax returns thanks to
April 29, 2019• News
Governor Hogan has now been given yet another opportunity to improve health care in Maryland with
April 15, 2019• News
Health coverage will be easier to secure for uninsured Marylanders and prescriptions could become
January 17, 2019• News
We talked with Comcast Newsmakers about what Maryland can do to promote quality, affordable
January 8, 2019• News
The Health Insurance Down Payment Plan would allow uninsured Marylanders to purchase insurance, get
January 1, 2019• News
Backers argued the mandate was needed to spread risk widely among people both sick and healthy. And
December 19, 2018• News
One of the top legislative priorities for 2019 among health care advocacy groups is increasing drug
The Maryland Healthcare for All Coalition today released a video demonstrating the success of
July 11, 2018• News
Tune in to watch our own Vinny DeMarco tell Comcast Newsmakers what we can do in Maryland to
January 4, 2018• News
Severna Park Voice January 4, 2018 Date: 01/25/2018 – 01/25/2018 Time: 7:00 pm – 9:00
November 27, 2017• News
“This is the fifth of our events across the state to highlight the benefits of Medicaid for
September 5, 2017• News
"Obamacare sustained us, I guess you could say," Birckhead said. "I don't know what people are
July 31, 2017• News
"We are here with one simple message: The life-saving Affordable Care Act is here to stay," said
July 18, 2017• News
delmarvanow Jeremy Cox July 17, 2017 The symptoms came out of nowhere. Chris Sabas had been
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