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  • Robyn-Care: Providing Extensive Care for a Sick Baby

    Complications at birth are usually hard to deal with, and more than usually they are hard to pay for. Robyn's son Jax, who was born with serious genetic disorders, accumulated a $150,000 bill in his first day in the NICU, and if it weren't for the Affordable Care Act’s prohibition on lifetime dollar limits for coverage, they might have been denied assistance.


  • Guest Post: JOBS Act Will Help Disruptive Innovation Emerge in Healthcare

    The JOBS Act will provide emerging companies and start-up ventures with increased access to vital capital, and lowers the barriers young companies face as they seek funding


  • The Health Care Law is Helping Small Businesses

    A new online tool lets small businesses research and compare their health insurance options in one place


  • A Drug Policy for the 21st Century

    The 2012 National Drug Control Strategy builds upon the Obama Administration's science, evidence, and research-based approach to reducing drug use in this country


  • America's Nurses Take the Lead in Caring for Military Families

    More than 150 nursing organizations and 500 nursing schools throughout America will arm our nation's nurses with a better understanding of Post-Traumatic Stress Syndrome and Traumatic Brain Injury in the coming years.


  • Investing in America’s Health Care Workforce

    Health Care reform funding creates the opportunity for an increased presence of practicing primary care professionals in communities across the country.


  • Nancy-Care: Making Insurance More Affordable for Small Businesses

    Nancy says her personal philosophy is that health care is a right and it should be affordable, and the small business tax credit provided by the Affordable Care Act has made a difference to her bottom line


  • What the Health Law Means for the Latino Community

    Across the country, more than 50 million Latinos are part of our communities, classrooms and workplaces. And thanks to the health care law, the Affordable Care Act, an estimated 5.4 million Latinos will gain insurance coverage by 2016 under the new law, according to an issue brief released by HHS today (go here to read it in Spanish).


  • Qué significa la ley de salud para la comunidad latina

    En todo el país hay más de 50 millones de latinos que forman parte de nuestras comunidades, aulas y lugares de trabajo. Y gracias a la ley de cuidados de salud, la Ley del Cuidado de Salud a Bajo Precio, se estima que 5.4 millones de latinos recibirán una cobertura de seguro para 2016 de acuerdo con la nueva ley, según un resumen emitido hoy por el HHS (haga clic aquí para leerlo en español).


  • New Partnerships to Coordinate Care for Medicare Patients

    Accountable Care Organizations provide a new way for doctors, hospitals, and other providers to be rewarded based on the quality of care they provide for patients, not just on how many tests they order or how many procedures they do


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