September 21, 2013
September 20, 2013|By Scott Powers, Orlando Sentinel Nadia Fernandez is exactly the kind of person Pedro Conceicao was looking for when he randomly knocked on her door Wednesday night to talk about Obamacare. Fernandez, 35, has four kids, a job in food service, a home in a tidy working-class Sanford neighborhood — …
August 8, 2013
LA Times – By Anna Gorman Standing just inside a busy Baldwin Park supermarket that caters to Latinos, Moises Herreros smiles as he flags down shoppers. “Do you have insurance? Do you have any questions about Obamacare?” Many stop to chat in Spanish. They’ve heard of the health law but don’t …
July 25, 2013
The Berkeley Blog – By Susan Fang, Human Rights Center fellow and Joint Medical Program student San Francisco is an exciting place to be — especially because of its history of progressive politics and culture of grassroots organizing. The city’s passage of the Health Care Security Ordinance (HCSO) in 2006 represented …
July 16, 2013
By Tom Allison, Young Invincibles In just three months, the first state health insurance marketplaces created by the Affordable Care Act will open, and millions of uninsured Americans will have the opportunity to purchase more comprehensive, more affordable coverage, often with the help of new tax credits. With the deadline …