Young Latinos Are Feeling the Positive Effects of the Affordable Care Act

By Jose Aristimuno, Latinovations If you’ve ever shopped for health insurance, you know that the prices for adequate health care, whether for an individual or a family, are unreachable. In […]

By Health Care Policy Matters As the race to enroll the uninsured before March 31, 2014 heats up, most states and navigator groups are falling behind in providing online Spanish-language […]

By Suzanne Gamboa, NBCLatino The administration has dedicated this week to signing up Latinos for health care coverage, despite the fact the Spanish-language website is not operational yet. People who […]

By Jose Aristimuno, Latinovations If you’ve ever shopped for health insurance, you know that the prices for adequate health care, whether for an individual or a family, are unreachable. In […]

By Hope Gillette, Saludify Open enrollment in the new state health insurance marketplace (or health insurance exchanges) will begin tomorrow October 1, with coverage for many people starting as early […]

By Tracy Weber and Charles Ornstein, ProPublica It wasn’t just President Barack Obama who won Tuesday. His signature health care plan did as well. But while the Affordable Care Act remains alive, less […]

By Voxxi Health This week, more than 47 million women in the United States gained access to additional preventative health care options under the Affordable Care Act (ACA). The Department of Health and […]