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How the minimum wage affects the health care of low-wage workers and their families
Incremental minimum-wage increases are tied to improved health and reduced racial and ethnic income disparities for low-wage workers. Examining the effects of larger minimum wage increases may provide more definitive evidence.
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Immigrant families in California faced barriers accessing safety net programs in 2021
Immigrant families faced eligibility restrictions and fear of immigration consequences during the pandemic. But
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community organizations played a key role in connecting families to the safety net.
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How 12 states could ensure 3.7 million more people gain health coverage in 2023
If the 12 nonexpansion states were to fully implement a Medicaid expansion in 2023, their uninsurance rate would drop 29.1 percent, with non-Hispanic Black people, young adults, and women of reproductive age experiencing the largest gains.
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Accounting for social risk in value-based payment and quality measurement
A national expert panel highlights how adjusting for social risks like socioeconomic status can preserve access to care and improve payment accuracy but is insufficient on its own to improve health equity.
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