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Civil Rights Leaders Launch ‘Hands off Our Healthcare’ Campaign with Release of Medicaid Coverage Scorecards - The Savannah Tribune

On November 16, a coalition of the nation’s civil rights organizations held a press call announcing their Medicaid coverage scorecards. The press call was moderated by NCNW President and CEO, Rev. Shavon Arline-Bradley. The scorecards, based on research conducted by HIT strategies, revealed that more than 20 state governors have failed to ensure proper access to healthcare for the residents of their states. … Continue reading "Civil Rights Leaders Launch ‘Hands off Our Healthcare’ Campaign with Release of Medicaid Coverage Scorecards"

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