Aired on The California Report Friday September 12, 2014:
Here's the blog entry and link to the audio on The California Report's State of Health.
Of the millions of Californians who are still uninsured, many are undocumented. Many others find coverage too expensive, or the process too cumbersome. I profile Leaburn Alexander who has two jobs, a three hour commute, and no health insurance.
Here's the blog entry and link to the audio on The California Report's State of Health.
Of the millions of Californians who are still uninsured, many are undocumented. Many others find coverage too expensive, or the process too cumbersome. I profile Leaburn Alexander who has two jobs, a three hour commute, and no health insurance.
Leaburn
Alexander works two jobs and does not have health insurance. Here, he
is on the start of his 3-hour commute home from the job he works as an
overnight hotel janitor. - See more at:
http://www.californiareport.org/archive/R201409120850/b#sthash.zQKen6l3.dpuf
When
the Affordable Care Act rolled out last fall, Californians enrolled in
health coverage plans through Covered California and Medi-Cal in high
numbers. But there are still millions of people in the state who lack
health insurance. Undocumented people don't qualify for Obamacare
benefits, while many others find coverage too expensive, or face other
obstacles. - See more at:
http://www.californiareport.org/archive/R201409120850/b#sthash.zQKen6l3.dpuf
When
the Affordable Care Act rolled out last fall, Californians enrolled in
health coverage plans through Covered California and Medi-Cal in high
numbers. But there are still millions of people in the state who lack
health insurance. Undocumented people don't qualify for Obamacare
benefits, while many others find coverage too expensive, or face other
obstacles. - See more at:
http://www.californiareport.org/archive/R201409120850/b#sthash.zQKen6l3.dpuf
