Reposted by Vivian Tam
One of the most most under-appreciated facts about state policy among sociologists especially (maybe many fields).
Medicaid is DRAMATICALLY bigger part of MOST people’s lives than the state institutions that get all the attention. MORE true for ethno-racial minorities & bottom half of income dist.
Medicaid is DRAMATICALLY bigger part of MOST people’s lives than the state institutions that get all the attention. MORE true for ethno-racial minorities & bottom half of income dist.
Medicaid Facts: 59% of U.S. adults say they, their families or close friends had #Medicaid coverage at some point. #healthpolicy
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December 11, 2024 at 5:11 PM
One of the most most under-appreciated facts about state policy among sociologists especially (maybe many fields).
Medicaid is DRAMATICALLY bigger part of MOST people’s lives than the state institutions that get all the attention. MORE true for ethno-racial minorities & bottom half of income dist.
Medicaid is DRAMATICALLY bigger part of MOST people’s lives than the state institutions that get all the attention. MORE true for ethno-racial minorities & bottom half of income dist.