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Datos a la mano, los latinos y el seguro de salud
(2009-08-04)
Descarga esta presentaciÓn en PowerPoint para conocer 10 datos rápidos sobre los latinos en el sistema de cuidado médico de Estados Unidos
Preliminary Findings: Focus Groups on Access to Health Care for Mixed-Status Families
(2009-10-23)
Although the vast majority (90%) are U.S.-born citizens, Hispanic children are highly likely to hail from immigrant families.
Preliminary Findings: Focus Groups on Access to Health Care for Mixed-Status Families
(2009-10-23)
This document summarizes the preliminary findings of six focus groups on the impact of parent uninsurance on insured Latino children's access to health care, with a significant emphasis on the experience of mixed immigration ...
How Will Children Fare under the Chairman’s Mark of the “America’s Healthy Futures Act”?
(2009-09-24)
How Will Children Fare under the Chairman’s Mark of the “America’s Healthy Future Act”?
Hispanic Health Coverage by State, 2008
(2009-09-25)
Hispanic Health Coverage by State, 2008
The House Verification System: A Delicate Balance between Affordable Coverage Access and Burdensome
(2010-01-14)
Download this document to learn how the verification processes imposed by the House health care reform legislation would affect the average person or family needing an affordability credit for the health insurance Exchange.
Transcript: Telephonic Briefing on the State of Latino Health Care
(2009-07-01)
On June 23, 2009, NCLR brought together policy, research, and on-the-ground experts to discuss the state of Latinos and health care, and how health reform at a federal level gives a chance to improve Latino health and ...
South Carolina By the Numbers
(2010-02-26)
Download this fact sheet for information on Latinos and health coverage in South Carolina.
Maryland By the Numbers
(2010-02-26)
Download this fact sheet for information on Latinos and health coverage in Maryland.
Don’t Forget About All of America’s Families!
(2009-10-26)
The Latino stake in health care reform is clear. More than 14 million Latinos went without health insurance in 2008, and millions more are deeply disconnected from quality health care. This booklet features some of the ...