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Transfer from KidsCare left 14,000 Arizona children in an insurance gap

Cierra Eubank//May 11, 2015//

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Transfer from KidsCare left 14,000 Arizona children in an insurance gap

Transfer from KidsCare left 14,000 Arizona children in an insurance gap

Cierra Eubank//May 11, 2015//

Finding stable and affordable health care insurance remains a struggle for working poor Arizona families who make too much to qualify for the state’s Medicaid program, but too little to...

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Tags: Children's Action Alliance, uninsured, health care focus, Arizona, KidsCare, working poor families, KidsCare II, Joe Fu director of health policy, Rebecca Rios, First Things First, Children's Health Insurance Plan

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