Impact of current health care reform proposals on people with chronic illnesses

Hall, Jean P.; Moore, Janice M.; Otto, Barbara; Salley, Sara

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2009-11-07

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Hall, Jean P.

Moore, Janice M.

Otto, Barbara

Salley, Sara

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Health & Disability Advocates

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Article

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Scholarly/refereed, publisher version

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Abstract

Outlines the most challenging issues facing people with special health care needs. There is a need for the Medicaid Infrastructure Grants and other grants to identify cost effective strategies for providing access to coverage for individuals with chronic conditions.

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http://hdl.handle.net/1808/6901

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Otto, B., Salley, S., Hall, Jean, P., & Himmelstein, J. (2009, November). Impact of current health care reform proposals on people with chronic illnesses. Health & Disability Advocates. Available at http://www.nchsd.org/library/file.asp?id=300779

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