Maine AllCare News

March 2023 Newsletter

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Rural health care: Essential and at risk Maine is the most rural state in the nation. Almost two-thirds of Maine residents live in rural areas, and 11 of 16 counties are considered rural, according to . . . read more »

February 2023 Newsletter

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Racial Justice and Universal Health Care “We have a long way to go to eliminate the racial inequities in health care. But a necessary first step is comprehensive coverage for everybody in the U.S., regardless of . . . read more »

Universal health care and racial justice

The history of health care in the United States, and our decades-long quest for universal health care, are intertwined with racial justice. This February we explore where we are, where we’ve been, and how we . . . read more »

Welcome Maine AllCare’s newest board member

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David Jolly spent his career in public health and education and brings that experience, as well as a long-held interest in health care access, as a chapter volunteer and now board member with Maine AllCare. . . . read more »

Mirror, Mirror 2021: Reflecting Poorly

September 2021 Newsletter Health Care in the U.S. Compared to Other High Income Countries The Commonwealth Fund has released a report comparing and analyzing the the performance of health care systems of 11 high-income countries. Key . . . read more »