How to Get Health Insurance
Tuesday, March 28, 2006
There are 150 uninsured people for every physician in America. We’ll ask Jim Brown, of The Actors’ Fund of America’s Health Insurance Resource Center, and attorney Robert M. Hayes, of the Medicare Rights Center, about what kind of help is available for the uninsured. And we’ll take your calls on how to get health insurance if you need it.
»AHIRC's New York website
»Medicare Rights Center's website
More resources:
»The Commonwealth Fund
»Working Today
»New York City Free Clinic
»Healthy New York
»Health Pass, help for small business owners
»More info about Woodhull hospital's Artists Access bartering program
»Atlantis, a more affordable HMO
»AHIRC's New York website
»Medicare Rights Center's website
More resources:
»The Commonwealth Fund
»Working Today
»New York City Free Clinic
»Healthy New York
»Health Pass, help for small business owners
»More info about Woodhull hospital's Artists Access bartering program
»Atlantis, a more affordable HMO
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