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See Latest ArticlesAffording Shared Responsibility For Universal Coverage: Insights From California
Health Affairs, 05/15/09
Curtis R et al. - A major challenge was finding an acceptable balance among the goals of affordability, equity, and cost to the state. Although reform did not pass, the state’s approach-particularly differences from Massachusetts regarding modest-income workers and related employer and public roles—provides important insights for federal reform.
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