Distinctive Features of California's Health System: A California Perspective on National Reforms

by Stan Dorn

Feb 1, 2005

Compares California with the rest of the U.S. in terms of income; healthcare costs; employer-sponsored insurance; ethnicity, immigration, and residence; Medicaid, SCHIP, and indigent care; and the prevalence of uninsured residents.
Distinctive Features of California's Health System: A California Perspective on National Reforms

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