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After Three Years, Large Shares of Uninsured Latinos and Blacks Are Still Unaware of Insurance Marketplaces

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Latinos and Blacks Have Made Major Gains Under the Affordable Care Act, But Inequalities Remain

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Publication Date: August 18, 2016
Topics
Health Care Coverage and Access
State Health Policy and Medicaid
Vulnerable Populations