A new federal program aims to utilize healthcare providers to help link more people in need with social services.
Julie Rovner, Kaiser Health News
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Articles by Julie Rovner, Kaiser Health News
Support for the mandate that large employers provide health insurance varies significantly depending on how the question is asked.
You hear it so often it's almost a cliché: The nation is facing a serious shortage of doctors, particularly doctors who practice primary care, in the coming years. But is that really the case?
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